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Closing the English Learner Achievement Gap: Free Webinar

by Bert Maxwell /
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Dec 15, 2011 / 0 comments

Recent data released by the National Center for Education Statistics
shows that the achievement gap between English learners and their

Teaching English in Chile: The English Open Doors Program

by Dave Hanegraaff / Nov 22, 2011 / 0 comments

Teaching English in Chile: The English Open Doors Program


What is the English Opens Doors Program?

The Cultural Politics of Americanization Here and Abroad

by Maria Alvarez / Nov 22, 2011 / 0 comments

Everything Study Abroad: Top 10 October Articles

by Nate Nault /
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Nov 08, 2011 / 0 comments

A little late, but just as good! Your monthly update about everything study abroad. As I promised, I've introduced a few new blogs, and of course you can always refer back to old posts for other great study abroad resources. Here's what's happened in Study Abroad during the month of October!

What's new in the world of Study Abroad on The Study Abroad Blog:

Beijing Opera: A Show Like No Other…Seriously

October 22, 2011

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Panel Discussion Part Two: Teaching English as a Second Language

Panel Discussion Part Two: Teaching English as a Second Language

Are you thinking of teaching English abroad, but you’re still not quite sure about it? Our special two-part series on Teaching English Abroad answers some basic questions about teaching English as a Second Language.
Our ESL contributors have taught in various destinations around Asia. Read on for a few tips and tricks for first-time ESL teachers. Feel free to drop by any of the following sites for additional information about teaching abroad in Asia.

Japanese Phrases and Culturally Significant Terms

by Worldschooler /
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Jul 22, 2009 / 2 comments

Here are some basic sentences for beginners learning the Japanese language, with explanations on grammar that show patterns to apply to other sentences. Plus there are some some helpful words that are used often and give a glimse into Japanese culture

The first thing I want to say is learning Japanese is quite doable! I know I started off assuming there must be a mystery to how to speak it since it was so foreign but learning basic Japanese is surprisingly easy.

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