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The Teacher´s Magazine Nº 129 (October 2010)
This month we present ideas and suggestions to celebrate Mother’s day, Family day and Halloween, which are so much looked forward to by our younger students. Handicrafts, special cookies, board games will appeal to children; all of them aiming to foster vocabulary and grammar while having fun. The present issue is rounded off by two articles for your professional development: one on bullying, a problem that is sometimes difficult to understand, and the other on a Web 2.0 tool that will help you upgrade and renew your teaching practices.
The Teacher´s Magazine Nº 128 (September 2010)
Let’s celebrate the arrival of a new season with plenty of activities that have to do with imagination, creativity and innovation. First of all, we bring Mandalas to the class. They are highly motivating and helpful to stimulate reasoning, develop intelligence, and increase self-confidence and self-esteem. Following the series, a new article on a Web 2.0 tool invites you to experiment with technology and guides you to introduce new materials to your students in three or four easy steps to follow.
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George Sylvester Viereck (1884 - 1962), remembered today chiefly for his contributions to fantasy literature, was born in Germany, emigrated to the United States with his family at age 11. He was editor of a magazine, The Fatherland, which advocated fair play for the Central Powers when World War I came out. The magazine quickly became very popular, reaching a circulation of 100,000, and changed its name to American Monthly when the US broke with Germany.
