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Caroline Montigny argues the case for a traditional method If you take a look Into an International language classroom, chances are you will see some type of technology In use which might Include a projection screen, computer, or portable electronic device. While there should not be an expectation of perfect grammar and spelling, teachers can create mini-lessons to address inconsistencies that might come up from time to time: sentence structure, punctuation, and capital letters, to name just a few. Caroline Montigny is EAL Department Chair and Mother Tongue Coordinator at the International School of Düsseldorf, Germany.