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	NZALT research into the eligibility of first-language speakers for Scholarship awards Powerpoint presentation of questionnaire findings - click here Letter to Hon Steve Maharey, Minister of Education - click here
	LangSem 2007 reports
	Victoria Massey Waikato
	A selection of papers presented at the NZALT Biennial Conference 2006 'Bridging Cultures, Reaching Heights'
	Keynote address : Language Teaching for International Citizenship, by Professor Michael Bryam, Durham University Curriculum Matters : Learning Languages, by Gail Spence, Ministry of Education International Languages in Primary Schools : Aims, Constraints and One Way Forward, by Dr Roger Barnard, Waikato University Scholarship Languages : Has NCEA made a difference?, by Adele Scott, Gunhild Litwin & Dr Jan Schmid, Massey University Seven Hundred Reasons for studying Languages : Reflections on Discussions at fourteen Universities, by Janet van Randow, University of Auckland Marketing and Motivating, by Jan Robertson, Dunedin College of Education
	Learning Languages in the New Zealand Curriculum - a report commissioned by the Ministry of Education
	Teaching hiragana in Year 9 Japanese - a report by Maki Yamada
	Survey of the Situation of International Languages in Teacher Education Institutions in New Zealand 2001 - 2003
	Blame the Teachers - an article by Professor Anthony Lodge
	A Cost-Benefit Analysis for Using the Internet in the Language Classroom - by Hayo Reinders
	Making a Difference : The Language Teacher and Cultural Capital - by Noel Watts and Cynthia White
	Should We Proof Read Our Writing? - A Case Study by Adèle Lilly
	A Difficult Relationship : Boys and Foreign Language Education - Jo Carr