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ISSUES  >  Effective Teaching Articles in Issue N3/2007: What is the English for ‘blini’, ‘sushi’ and ‘perestroika’? Articles in Issue N2/2005: Best American traditions and innovations in assessment and evaluation: College Board Articles in Issue N1/2005: Best American traditions and innovations in assessment and evaluation: ETS Articles in Issue N4/2004: The least we should know about assessment James Dean Brown Publications Articles in Issue N1/2004: DEVELOPING AMERICAN STUDIES COURSES, or how to make American studies courses for pre-service teachers more communicative and true to life? Articles in Issue N4/2003: A Call for Participation Speech Contests Articles in Issue N2/2003: MSU Preparatory Courses Midterm Exam Materials Articles in Issue N1/2003: Are Your Reading Materials Too Difficult, Or Too Easy? Four Easy Steps To Check the Readability Level. Implementing Alternative Assessment in the Arabian Gulf

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