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Essential Teacher Table of Contents: Volume 1, Issue 5 (Winter 2004)
Volume 1, Issue 5 of Essential Teacher was published in December 2004.
Taking the Frustration out of Grading
Kathy Paxton-Williams offers tips for making grading manageable for you and meaningful for students.
When CALL Was Uncharted Territory
Claire Bradin Siskin recalls the early days of the teacher-cum-programmer and predicts a bright future.
Natural Learners, Better Learners
Task-based, computer-assisted language learning projects promote natural learning and increase motivation for the Chinese EFL learners in Jin Lin's classes.
A Web of Opportunity
James Bailey explains how screen-reading software and accessible Web design can lower barriers between blind users and print material.
Drama for Pronunciation
Gary Carkin uses drama as a support platform for pronunciation practice.
Grammatically Speaking, Winter 2004
Richard Firsten helps readers with answers to the question "How are you?," collective nouns, and the phrase "having said that." A reader explains the phrase "be it ever so humble" in response to the autumn Brain Teaser.
President's Message, Winter 2004
2004-2005 TESOL President Michele J. Sabino calls for TESOL to remain dynamic, responsive to changing times, and responsive to the evolving needs of people in the field.

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