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Teaching
Language for Learning
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Blocks
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Learning
Spanish in Paradise
First
published in 1997, Language Magazine (formerly
American Language Review) is the popular periodical
of language, education and communication. In 2001,
Language Magazine increased its publication
schedule from 6 to 12 issues a year to answer the
demand of readers (including department heads, supervisors,
government officials and other decision-makers) to
be kept up to date with developments in the fast paced
world of language and literacy education. Language
Magazine is an influential forum of information
for language-related professions and businesses --
it was the only publication chosen by the U.S. Census
Bureau to partner in its Census in the Schools
program in 2000. In 2003, Language Magazine received
the prestigious Media & Communications Award from
the California Association for Bilingual Education
(CABE).
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About
Language Magazine
The
Journal of Communication & Education in the 21st
Century
Features
Editor: Steven Donahue
Steven Donahue is a member of The National Press Club,
The Society of Professional Journalists, and The National
Writer's Union. He has published over 100 articles and
numerous self-published books, as well as submitted
E-Testimony to the Congressional Web-Based Education
Commissioner' report. He has developed sophisticated
software programs, some of which provide language training
for the U.S. Military in Afghanistan and American K-16
students. He has contributed to the Operation Enduring
Freedom Language Task Force (OEFLTF) at the Defense
Language Institute and presented before the Director
of Central Intelligence's Foreign Language Committee
(DCIFLC). His work has been covered in The Chronicle
of Higher Education, National Public Radio, Wall
Street Journal, and the New York Times.
He is a tenured professor at Miami Dade College in Florida.
His hobbies include chess and the violin. For more information,
visit www.rxnetwriter.com
http://faculty.mdc.edu/sdonahue/
and www.writenowabc.net
EdTech
Writer: Barry
Bakin studied anthropology
at Stanford University before earning a Certificate
in TESL from UCLA. He first taught ESL in the Los Angeles
Unified School District in 1987 and now teaches at the
Pacoima Skills Center and in the adult division of the
LAUSD where he is a teacher advisor for ESL/Citizenship/Community
Based English Tutoring Programs. His primary area of
interest is incorporating technology (especially computers)
into the ESL curriculum in an integrated manner.
Last
Laugh: Richard Lederer
With more than a million of his books in print, Richard
Lederer (aka the Wizard of Idiom, Attila the Pun, and
Conan the Grammarian) is Americas Super-duper
Blooper Snooper. Richards weekly radio show
"A Way With Words," celebrates that
tremendous, stupendous, end-over-endous adventure we
call language.
Advertising
Executive: Emma Sutton
Having
worked at one of Milan's top fashion houses, Emma decided
to use her fluent Italian in toursim and joined British
Airways flight crew. Over the next few years, she had
the opportunity to literally travel the world before
she decided that southern California was the place for
her.
Far
from the rainy skies of London, Emma relishes the outdoor
life of her new home. She rides horses and enjoys the
Topanga Canyon or Malibu areas in her spare time.
Advertising
Executive: Willy Piñon
Guillermo Piñon hails originally from Argentina,
where he developed a passion for surfing. When not serving
our advertisers and researching language schools around
the globe, he will be found catching the waves here
in sunny California.
Creative
Director: Gregory Van Zuyen is
an award-winning art director and idiot savant who believes
appliances have souls. While gifted in computers, he
has limited language skills and we don't let him answer
the phones.
He
is said to teach digital publishing at Santa Monica
College and LA College International, but we have our
doubts as to the authenticity of his actual whereabouts
most of the time.
We're pretty sure he is harmless.
Assistant
Editor: Christine Tsai
Christine graduated from UC Irvine with a B.A. in both
English and dance and a M.A. in teaching. Like any writer/editor
should, she has an insane passion for books and reading.
She also loves to travel and recently completed a 3-month
internship in Beijing, China, writing and editing for
a travel company before joining the staff of Language
Magazine.
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