OSAKA — Nearly three dozen native English teachers called Monday on Osaka Gov. Toru Hashimoto not to cancel an education program that places native speakers of English in the prefecture's schools and expressed concern that the teachers have only be... ...full story at Japan Times
from Japan Times on Mon, Apr 07 2008
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