This is our last newsletter for the year. In this issue, we've included a review of JALT global education chapter presentations in 1994, fall conference reports from Japan and Korea, articles on junk mail and intercultural understanding plus teaching ideas and resources related to two key dates this month: International AIDS Day (Dec. 1) and International Human Rights Day (Dec. 10). With this issue, we'd also like to wish you all a pleasant winter holiday and a Happy New Year and hope that the ideas and resources in this newsletter issue inspire you to move into 1995 with a renewed commitment to global education language teaching.

Contents #17

• Articles on global education themes from language teaching journals


• Summary of 1994 JALT Chapter presentations on global issue themes


• JALT'94 Conference Report (Part 1)


• International Conference Report: Korea TESOL


• Teaching About Human Rights


• Human Rights and Language Teaching by Paul Hitchfield


• Teaching Amnesty in English by Jessica Newby-Kawata


• Teaching about AIDS


• Resisting the Exotic: Comparative Culture from all Sides by Joshua Dale


• How to Stop Unwanted Direct Mail by Atsuko Ushimaru


• Global calendar for 1995: key international days, years and decades


• New language teaching textbooks dealing with global issues


• Global education materials available from the Global Issues Network

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