NNEST Newsletter Call for Submissions
Do you have some thoughts on the status of nonnative English speakers in TESOL (NNEST)? Do you have personal stories to share that are related to NNEST issues? Do you have some helpful tips for other nonnative English speakers in TESOL? If you do, please consider submitting an article to the NNEST Newsletter for consideration. The deadline for submissions for the May 2008 issue is March 30, 2009.
Submission Guidelines
Any of the following types of submissions are welcome:
Feature Articles (1200-1500 words) related to teacher education, research, professional development, program administration, and sociocultural issues
Brief Reports (600-900 words), such as book reviews and reports on conference presentations and papers
Personal Accounts (500-700 words) related to NNEST issues
Announcements (50-75 words) of forthcoming presentations and meetings on issues related to nonnative English speakers as well as forthcoming articles and books on issues related to NNESTs
Readers' thoughts (500 words). This section gives you the opportunity to share your reactions to and thoughts about articles published in our newsletter.
All documents need to be formatted in Microsoft Word (.doc). The editors reserve the right to edit any materials submitted for publication in order to enhance clarity or style.
Please send all manuscripts as an e-mail attachment to the NNEST Newsletter editor, Kyung-Hee Bae (kbae@uh.edu).
NNEST Newsletter December 2008 Volume 10 Number 2: Table of Contents
