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Home > English Language Programs > English Teaching Forum > Volume 42

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Issue 1 (January 2004)

Table of Contents

Introduction: A Postcard from the Editor | | Download as PDF (311K)*
Max Koller

A Postcard from America | Download as PDF (547K)*
Robert Olen Butler

An Integrated Skills Lesson Plan for "A Postcard from America" by Robert Olen Butler | Download as PDF (275K)*
Carmel Underwood and Robert Underwood

MA KINGS ENS EOF WORDS | Download as PDF (333K)*
Andrew Sheehan

The Communicative Approach: Addressing Frequent Failure | Download as PDF (146K)*
Glenn Deckert

The Reflective Portfolio: Two Case Studies from the United Arab Emirates | Download as PDF (335K)*
Christine Coombe and Lisa Barlow

English Magazines = Motivation + Improved ESL Writing Skill | Download as PDF (216K)*
Yuewu Wang

Authentic Video in the Beginning ESOL Classroom: Using a Full-Length Feature Film for Listening and Speaking Strategy Practice | Download as PDF (281K)*
Noriko Ishihara and Julie C. Chi

Sexist Language Persists in the Classroom | Download as PDF (290K)*
Chantelle Ferguson

Teacher Resources | Download as PDF (182K)*

Abstracts from Other Journals | Download as PDF (221K)*

The Lighter Side | Download as PDF (253K) | Download answers as PDF (180K)*

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