TESOLANZ JOURNAL

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TESOLANZ Journal 2004  (0.8 Mb)

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TESOLANZ Journal 2006  (1.7 Mb)

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NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS

1. The TESOLANZ Journal is a refereed journal and is published once a year. It welcomes manuscripts from those actively involved in any way in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). While the journal is primarily a forum for reporting investigations of ESOL research and practice in the New Zealand context, international contexts will be included if the subject matter has relevance to New Zealand professionals. Challenging and reflective perspectives of a discursive nature are also welcome. The Journal consists of: full-length articles (3000-5000 words)reviews of professional books, classroom texts, and other instructional materials (1000 words)
2. Referencing conventions should follow that specified in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. This publication is available in most university libraries. In the text, references should be cited using the author’s last name and date of publication. If quotations are cited, the reference should include page numbers (e.g. Brindley, 1989, pp.45-46). The reference list at the end of the article should be arranged in alphabetical order. The reference list should only include items specifically cited in the text.
3. As far as possible, comments and references should be incorporated into the text but, where necessary, endnotes may be placed after the main body of the article, before the list of references, under the heading Notes.
4. All graphics should be suitable for publication and need no change.
5. It is understood that manuscripts submitted have not been previously published and are not under consideration for publication elsewhere.
6. Enquiries and draft submissions should be sent by email to the Editor, Sue Gray s.gray@auckland.ac.nz The preferred format is WORD.
7. All submissions should be accompanied by a full mailing address, a telephone number, an email address and/or fax number.
8. Submissions will be considered by the Editors and members of the Editorial Board.
9. Those interested in submitting a book review should contact the Review Editor, Dr Martin Andrew mandrew@unitec.ac.nz.
10. The closing date for the submission of manuscripts for 2008 is Monday 1 September.