Hi, Everybody, 
I’ve been in touch with some teachers, and thought it wouldn’t hurt to try  
and connect with more.  
Both this semester and during the next school year I’ll have Intermediate  
English classes of 15-to-eighteen year olds studying Social Studies here in  
Sacramento, California.  This semester it will be government and next year  
probably U.S. History. 
I’d love to have my students connect with classes of Intermediate,  Advanced, 
or native-English speakers in a different country. 
This coming semester it would be great to share how our respective  
governments work, and how people make social change in our different  countries. 
Next school year I think it might be interesting to share how each of our  
countries is portrayed in the textbooks we use, as well as events that might  
have been occuring at the same times in our countries’ histories. 
I’d certainly be open to other projects. 
Let me know if anyone's interested in exploring this idea further.   Feel 
free to contact me directly off the listserv. 
Thanks. 
Larry Ferlazzo
_http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/_ (http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/) 
_http://larryferlazzo.com/english.html_ 
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