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 Friday April 21 2006

Krashen on “English Villages”

In THe Taipei Times Dr. Stephen Krashen talks about the English Villages in Korea. Krashens letter is short, but also very good. I highly recommend reading it. I have previously discussed English Villages here and here.

Hat tip to Scott Sommers.



Sean. inscribed these words of wisdom on Friday Apr 21, 2006 at 06:39 AM
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