American Association of Teachers of German

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Infoblätter  ( 1 items ) Infoblätter present issues and programs of special interest to AATG members, such as Kinder lernen Deutsch, teaching materials, programs for students and the national German examination for high school students. Journals  ( 1 items ) AATG Sponsored Journals: German Quarterly and Die Unterrichtspraxis/Teaching German Non-AATG Sponsored Journals Pub Information  ( 1 items ) News about recent publications. Subscriptions  ( 1 items ) Information about journal subscriptions and rates. Advertising and Mailing List Information  ( 2 items ) Advertising information and rates along with mailing list rental info.

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