SEAMJ
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Volume 4 (2002/2003)
Special Issue: Teaching English in Southeast Asia
- Using Action Research to help teachers assess different approaches to scoring student writing, David Prescott & Michael Head, pp. 3-11.
- What matters most: Hong Kong English teachers' desires for proficiency enhancement, Dan Lu, pp. 13-22.
- Forging a partnership between English Language teachers and content area teachers, Isabel Pefianco Martin, pp. 23-31.
- A two-tier approach to enhancing English teacher competence, Ma. Luz C. Vilches, pp. 33-42.
- Application of the communicative approach in L2 classrooms and conflicts between teacher and learner, Zhou Pin, pp. 43-50.
- Red, blue or yellow? Responding to teachers' In-Service workshop feedback, David Prescott, pp. 51-61.
- Mono, Bi or Trilingual Education? A question facing many education planners, Gary M. Jones, pp. 63-72.
- Book Review, English Language Teaching in East Asia Today: Changing Policies and Practices, Reviewed by Steve Bird, pp. 73-75.
