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« on: April 26, 2006, 08:14:17 AM »
On the GISIG discussion list of IATEFL, a fielded discussion will be held. It will be between the 15th-19th of May.  The subject is "Why global issues should be taught in EFL. "  The guest speaker is Ricardo Sanpedro. He has written a coursebook on global issues, as well as a project on teaching global issues in EFl.  Anyone who wishes to follow the discussion is welcome to join.  This can be done either through our website: http://www.iatefl-gisig.org, or by contacting me at costadina23@yahoo.com.
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