Second Language Teaching & LearningHeinle & Heinle Publishers, 1999 - Всего страниц: 330 Second Language Teaching and Learning is the first professional title to offer a practical introduction and the theoretical foundations of task-based language teaching.-- Provides comprehensive coverage of the topics typically addressed in methodology courses: (i) language, (ii) the learner, (iii) the learning process, and (iv) classroom teaching-- Includes illustrative scenarios and topics for discussion and writing-- Provides the pedagogical overview that ESL/EFL teachers need to teach successfully with Atlas, Go for it!, Listen In, and Speak Out |
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The Empirical Basis of Second Language | 38 |
From the Traditional to the Contemporary | 69 |
Language Learners and the Learning | 93 |
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