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January 2008, Volume 2, No. 1
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Holistic Field-Based Training Program: The Birthplace of Multiple Translation Projects
in Southeast Tanzania and Ethiopia
by Barry Funnell, M.A.
The Word for the World
Mentoring as Empowering: The
Mentoring of Translation Consultants-in-Training
by Fritz Goerling, Ph.D.
SIL International Translation Consultant
Theological Training and Mother-Tongue Translators
by Gilles Gravelle, Ph.D.
International Coordinator for Project Development
The Seed Company
Training for
Translation: How Can We be More Integrative in Our Approach?
A View from the Formal Education Perspective in Africa
by Elizabeth J. Olsen
SIL, Pan Africa Christian University
Mentoring Meaning:
Bridging the Cognitive Gap between Biblical and Receptor Worldviews
by Murray Salisbury
SIL
Train for Success, Guide to Significance
by Wolf Seiler
SIL Translator and Consultant
Book Review: Andrea Edmundson, ed. Globalized E-Learning Cultural
Challenges. Hershey, PA: Information Science Publishing, 2007.
by Tim Hatcher
North Eurasia Group, SIL
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