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Bringing English to the Godless masses

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Bringing English to the Godless masses

Postby djgizmoe » Mon Jun 27, 2005 8:10 am

I've publish or perished my way into a paper on teaching comparative religion through ESL. Any of you academic FGs have any links to 1) any surveys regarding Japanese attitudes towards religion (foreign or domestic), 2) Japanese knowledge of world religion or 3) teaching content-based lessons on comparative religion in the EFL classroom?

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