Global Issues in Language Education Newsletter #28

Global Issues in Language Education SIG

Newsletter #28
September 1997

Our fall 1997 newsletter features articles on environmental education and American studies, teaching peace in the foreign language classroom, global awareness activities for junior high school, an EFL lesson on Mother Teresa from India, a peace education reading text by Mark Twain, conference reports from Japan and abroad, details of Tim Grant's Green Teacher Asia workshops, book reports, a Nobel Peace Prize appeal plus a preview of the many exciting global issue presentations planned for the upcoming JALT'97 conference in Hamamatsu. Please plan to come and attend!

Tim Grant Green Teacher Environmental Education Lecture Tour

Abstracts of global education articles from language teaching journals

News from JALT and JALT's Global Issues SIG

Conference Reports: JACET / LIOJ / AJET / ISA

Establishing an Experiential Environmental Unit by Chris Haralam 10-11
Conference Preview: JALT'97 (Oct. 9-12 in Hamamatsu, Japan)

Global Issues in World Textbooks: Sikkim, India

Peace Education Classics: The War Prayer by Mark Twain

10 Ways to Teach Peace in the Language Classroom by Michael Goethals

Junior High School English with a Global Twist by Ian Walkinshaw

Nobel Peace Prize Winners: International Appeal

Global Education: Who's Doing What?

Book Review: Speaking Globally by Mary Goebel Noguchi

Book Review: The Diplomat's Dictionary by Francisco Gomes de Matos

New language teaching textbooks dealing with global issues

Global education materials available from the Global Issues Network

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