Around The Web On TEFL: July 16

• The web is responding to the Simplified Spelling Society’s demand to alter English spelling…starting here.
• Thank goodness! Ginormous and some other words which Firefox spell check still doesn’t recognize have been added to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary.

• One Texas school puts native English speakers and native Spanish speakers together in class in an effort to teach all students both languages.

• There is a call for reform for English language learner requirements in No Child Left Behind.
• Some strong views on the roles of English and French in education in Cameroon; perhaps along the same lines, at least somewhat, as this article on the decline of German as a language of research and academia.

By Katie | Permalink | No Comments | July 16th, 2007 | Trackback

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