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LETTER FROM THE CHAIR
Andrea Hellman, Missouri State University, Springfield, Missouri, USA
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LETTER FROM THE CHAIR-ELECT
Kate Mastruserio Reynolds, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, Washington, USA
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ARTICLES
THE MULTILINGUAL ASPECT OF MOTHER TONGUE USE IN THE EFL CLASSROOM
Georgios Neokleous, Anna Krulatz, & Kristin Solli Wold

As EFL and ESL classrooms are becoming increasingly multilingual, the perennial pressing issue about the use of the mother tongue is becoming more pressing. This article discusses results from recent research and provides suggestions for strategies to integrate the mother tongue in language instruction. Read More

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OLD TALES, NEW TRICKS: COMICS, FAIRY TALES, AND THE EFL CLASSROOM
Jennifer Duggan & Anna Krulatz, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway

In this article, Duggan and Krulatz present a lesson that has proved particularly successful in their in-service teacher courses and that encourages practicing English language teachers to bring authentic English-language texts into their classrooms. Read More

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METHODOLOGY WITHOUT TECHNOLOGY: MODIFYING NEW TEACHING METHODS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Rebecca Martin, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA

Educators in developing countries want to improve their teaching with newer, learner-centered methodology. Teacher trainings were conducted in Uzbekistan, demonstrating the Station Rotation Model, a variation of blended learning that typically includes online study. Because many classrooms in Uzbekistan may not have internet access, a tech-free modified model was used. Read More

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BOOK REVIEWS
REVIEW OF MAKING CONTENT COMPREHENSIBLE FOR ENGLISH LEARNERS: THE SIOP MODEL, 4TH EDITION
Rebecca Pitke, Somers Middle School, Somers, New York, USA

Making Content Comprehensible for English Learners: The SIOP® Model is a valuable resource for ENL/ESL instructors, particularly those new to content-based instruction. Whether one is a teacher of adult ELLs, college students, or K-12 students, this book may prove invaluable for providing content based instruction. Read More

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PROPOSAL FOR A NEW MISSION AND GOALS FOR THE TEACHER EDUCATOR INTEREST SECTION
Andrea Hellman, Missouri State University, Springfield, Missouri, USA
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