When Did Forward Thinking Become a Thing Of The Past?


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When Did Forward Thinking Become a Thing Of The Past?

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12-Jun-2004, 10:32

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When Did Forward Thinking Become a Thing Of The Past?

It strikes me as very strange that the global language teaching community has not made use of the potential of computers and the Internet. I am continually amazed that so few examples of really good, well thought out language tools...

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