This issue features a wide variety of news and information on global themes: articles on peace education through poetry and global issues through radio, conference reports from the US and Thailand, contributions from teachers in Poland and Korea and a report on global issue organizations worldwide. Please let us know of any global ed-related summer plans you have. Otherwise, we hope this issue encourages you with your teaching and look forward to receiving your comments, news or articles for printing in a future newsletter.
Contents #15
- Global education news from language teaching organizations
- Articles on global education themes from language teaching journals
- Conference Report: TESOL'94 (March 8-12 in Baltimore, USA)
- Conference Report: Thai TESOL'94 (January 13-15 in Bangkok, Thailand)
- Revised guidelines: Environmentally-friendly Actions to Encourage
- Global Issues and Poetry in the Language Class by Nick Owen
- Keeping Current on Global Issues by Charles McHugh
- Language Teaching and Global Education in Poland by Danuta Wisniewska
- A Japan-Northern Ireland EFL E-Mail Exchange by Akio Kido
- Special Reports: Global Issues at the YMCA & Collective Consciousness in Korea
- Teacher Role Play to Attack Prejudice by Mario Rinvolucri
- Who's Doing What
- Vietnam: Breaking the Poverty Cycle by Tim Newfields
- Directories of Global Issue Groups Worldwide
- New language teaching textbooks dealing with global issues
- Global education materials available from the Global Issues Network
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