Mr. Stout’s Blog

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February 3rd, 2008 · No Comments

I just stumbled across this blog of a teacher in Japan who does some activities based on global issues. I haven’t really looked through the archives yet, but his blog features lots of examples of student work, including projects on whaling and water usage.

Tags: blog · ESL activity · ESL resources · global issues activities · global issues resources · student work · the environment

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