Page 3 - ELG1711 Nov Issue 452
P. 3
CONTENTS
NOVEMBER 2017 Follow us on:
@ELGazette
leader
Englishlanguagegazette
Editor’s letter
5 Neuroscience could hold the key for language www.linkedin.com/
company/el-gazette
teachers, writes Melanie Butler.
news
Upfront
6 Vocational providers in Australia will now have
to meet minimum standards for intensive English
courses for international students.
Upfront
7 Bell English turns its attentions to overseas
markets.
World
8 Uttar Pradesh goes bilingual, Mexico wel- 28
comes back deportees and other international 32
tales.
Upfront
11 Migrants are waiting six months for features & comment
English language classes in England.
Under the Microscope
Research 24 Melanie Butler explores why reading is
12 Are the middle classes dominating not always as easy as ABC.
bilingual school programmes?
Point of View
Special Feature & listing 26 Carl Hendrick explains why the gap
between good research and classroom practice
is so wide.
Young learners
14-23 EL Gazette explores the boom
in Clil, kindergartens and boarding schools and Feature
lists all Erasmus+ funded training courses for 28 Dr Anne-Marie Connolly reveals all
primary and secondary school teachers. about her research into bilingual brains.
8 reviews & resources
Review
24 Wayne Trotman explores a book
This is a looking at how to spur on students and, most
region where importantly, teachers.
Have you flipped yet?
history, politics 32
Richard Bradford explains how to flip
and identity can your classroom.
become stumbling
blocks on the road
to bilingualism coming up next month
– and where n How one English school is making an asset
out of its influx of Esol learners.
14 ‘immersion’ is a n Behind the scenes of Kiwi web series
taboo word
Fortune.
editorial@elgazette.com 3
