National Geographic and Cengage Learning launch photo contest for English teachers
Teachers are invited to submit their best photo that captures the spirit of the theme “?" Kizuna: Bringing People Together”. (Kizuna is a Japanese word meaning bonds.) The word has become an important symbol after the recent devastating earthquake and tsunami as people work together to rebuild their lives. It was chosen as “Kanji of the Year” 2011.
15 images will be chosen, and visitors to the gallery will vote for their favorite photograph. The winning image will be announced on the Cengage Learning Japan website. The winning photographer will receive an exclusive National Geographic camera shoulder bag and all 15 photographers chosen will receive a limited edition leather bound Collins COBUILD dictionary.
More details available on the Cengage Learning Japan website.
See also:
• Cengage rebrands ELT division
• Steve King joins Heinle
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