This newsletter issue, our first for 1995, features announcements of global education summer programs, articles on overseas penpals and cultural diversity, news of the Kobe earthquake plus a special section on environmental education for Earth Day (April 23). We wish our readers all the best in their global education endeavors for the coming year!

Contents #18

• Abstracts on global education articles from language teaching journals


• JALT News / Kobe Earthquake / JALT'94 Conference Report (Part 2)


• Global education news from language teaching organizations


• Teaching about the environment by Kip Cates


• Resources for learning and teaching about the environment


• On Track to Century 21: Destination for the 90's by H. D. Brown


• Linking the Classroom to the World by Susan Stempleski


• Cross Cultural Communication via Foreign Correspondence by D. Hosier


• Role Playing via National Geographic by Stuart Salomon


• Language Use or Language Usage? by George Jacobs


• Cultural Diversity in English Language Teaching by Lavette Coney


• Who's Doing What?


• Book Reviews: In the Absence of the Sacred reviewed by Daniel Kirk
  Scientific American Reports reviewed by Arlene Alexandrovich


• New language teaching textbooks dealing with global issues


• Global education materials available from the Global Issues Network

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