International Educator - Letters to the Editor

It is our hope that the magazine will articulate the views and concerns of international educators, serve as an outlet for creative thought, and impress policymakers and opinion leaders at all levels with the rewards and benefits of effective international exchange programs. Consistent with the goal of stimulating and promoting discussion on international educational issues, the editors welcome responses to the magazine's contents from readers around the globe.

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Recent Letters

Thank you for publishing the article on "Effective Crisis Management" by Joseph Brockington in the July/August 2006 issue of International Educator. I highly recommend it to my colleagues in international education...
-Nancy Ericksen
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International Educator deserves great credit for its attempts to explore the complex issues surrounding a number of the world's most intractable conflicts, and for highlighting the role that educators can play in developing greater tolerance for the perspectives of people...
-James Skelly
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I congratulate you for the long-overdue articles concerning religion and international education (the interview with John Esposito in January/February and the article about Muslim student needs on U.S. campuses in the March/April issue of International Educator)...
-Bob Osburn, Ph.D.
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Many thanks to Kristine Murray and Rhonda Waller for their comprehensive article about social networking Web sites and how they can be used as a tool for advising on education abroad programs...
-Ms. Stacia Zukroff
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