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  Volume 5, Number 1
  May 2006

Editorial Grammar in the face of diversity PDF Terry Locke University of Waikato, New Zealand pp. 1-15 Narratives Approaches and procedures for teaching grammar PDF Handoyo Widodo The English Program, Politeknik Negeri Jember (State Polytechnic of Jember) pp. 121-141 VISL in Danish schools PDF Anette Wulff Visual Interactive Syntax Learning pp. 142-147

Topical Articles “What do we do about student grammar — all those missing -ed's and -s's?” Using comparison and contrast to teach Standard English in dialectally diverse classrooms PDF Rebecca Wheeler Christopher Newport University The National Council of Teachers of English pp. 16-33 Knowledge about language in the English classroom in Scotland PDF Graeme Trousdale University of Edinburgh pp. 34-43 What we know without knowing it: Sense and nonsense in respect of linguistic reflection for students in elementary and secondary education PDF Amos van Gelderen SCO-Kohnstamm Institute for Educational Research, University of Amsterdam pp. 44-54 Towards a metalanguage for multiliteracies education: Describing the meaning - making resources of language-image interaction PDF Len Unsworth School of Education, University of New England pp. 55-76 Grammar intertwined throughout the writing process: An “inch wide and a mile deep" PDF Constance Weaver Department of English, Western Michigan University Jonathan Bush Department of English, Western Michigan University Jeff Anderson Rayburn Middle School Trinity University, San Antonio Patricia Bills Western Michigan University pp. 77-101 Knowledge through “know how”: Systemic functional grammatics and the symbolic reading PDF Mary Macken-Horarik School of Education, Faculty of The Professions, University of New England pp. 102-121

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