Around The Web On TEFL: February 8

• Find out how a Regina, Canada first-grade class is welcoming twenty Karen students coming from a Thailand refugee camp: they are children first, refugees second.
• Soon you’ll be able to study a second language on your Air France flight.
• I must admit the link to English language teaching is not 100% clear…but it’s a fascinating read about Ethiopia from the Guardians TEFL section.
• Get inside the head of one Peace Corps Volunteer on the Russian language.
• Consider how language aptitude and motivation are connected.
• Get some insight into Japan: of those who are currently studying a language, what does that involve? And more….
• A part of the University of Tennessee is using native speakers of OTHER languages to help students learn.
• Why should you call roll with the names arranged in the order suggested by the Geez Script? Find out here.


Tags: Burma, Canada, Ethiopia, Foreign Language, Japan, Karen, Peace Corps, Refugees, Russian, TEFL Resources, Thailand
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