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About the Author
Focho Gladys Ngwi,
PhD, Teacher
Department of English
Lycee Classique de Dschang, Cameroon
ngwifocho@yahoofr
Major research interests: Global education, teacher effectiveness, English as a foreign language
Appendix
Some Useful Activities for Teaching Language Skills
Listening
• Passage, poem, or song for listening portraying a different culture.
• Students listen to a story centered on a global issue. (The teacher can make up one.)
• Students listen to sketch, speech, debate etc highlighting a global issue.
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