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 Introducing our seventh year 
					  Learning leadership and ELT todayAdrian Underhill, Adviser to Embassy CES, UK
Virtual classrooms in foreign language learning - MOOs as rich learning environmentsSecondary adult
 Dr Leinhard Legenhausen and Dr Markus Koetter, University of Munster, Germany
Means of mass memorisation of multi-word expressions Part 1(Several practical exercises) Upper secondary  adult
 Seth Lindstromberg, Hilderstone, UK
 Frank Boers, Erasmus College and Univ of Antwerpen, Belgium
A Story-teller's storyTechniques in oral telling
 Primary, secondary adult
 David Heathfield, Exeter, UK
What we do well and others could learn from EFL methodology in teaching musicDavid Cranmer, Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Portugal
 
					  Ansaphone jokesPrimary School Jokes 
					  Parallel melodiesReflections on music, learning and teaching
 Jeremy Harmer, Cambridge, UK
Leaders of  leaders - I don't think soSheelagh Deller responds to Adrian Underhill'sleading article in this issue
Multiples Intelligences in the Icelandic school systemPrimary secondary
 Betty Nikulasdottir, Reykjavik, Iceland
Learning from colleaguesFocus on Simon Marshall
 Chaz Pugliese, Paris, France
 Mario Rinvolucri, Pilgrims, UK
Using NLP thinking for exam preparationThe Bateson logical levels in action
 Secondary and adult
 Gigliola Pagano, Prodenone, Italy
A semantic approach to the grammar lessonPrimary, secondary adult
 Lina di Ciocco, Thessaloniki, Greece
Thinking creativelyIsobel Fletcher de Tellez, London, UK
Humanising an academic postgraduate courseSandra Piai, University of Sussex, UK
The native-speaking EFL teacher in the Italian State SchoolGiovanna Baglione and Susanna Licciardi, Italy
 
					  How the Cambridge Learner Corpus helps with Materials WritingFelicity 0'Dell, Cambridge, UK
Language and Creativity: the Art ofCommon TalkRoutledge 2004
 Author review by Professor Ronald Carter, Nottingham University, UK.
 Once upon a VideoA Project around videoing a story
 Secondary adult
 Neil Harris, Scarborough, UK
 Host familiesLorenza from Italy and Uraiwan from Thailand
 
					  Giocare con la letteraturaReviewed by Paolo Torresan, Univerity of Venice, Italy.
11 Short ReviewsRe-published from The Teacher Trainer 18/3)
 I am a Welsh Harp(as taught to Pilgrims trainers in the late 70's by Lou Spaventa)
 A Portuguese Perspective on a Pilgrims Summer CourseJoaquim da Silva, Portugal
 How NLP has helped my TeachingA letter from Poland and one from Spain
 21 creative writing techniquesLetters across the classroom
 Nicky Burbidge, Peta Gray, Sheila Levy, M Rinvolucri
 
					  La Terre Natale (Home Land)Sophie Rinvolucri, Kent, UK
SummersaultFranz Andres Morrissey, Berne, Switzerland
PorcupineJohn Morgan, dead.
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