This book provides a practical approach to teaching writing to second-language learners by focusing on the process of interacting with text. It emphasizes strategies for teaching rhetorical patterns, developing writing fluency, and encouraging learner autonomy in the writing classroom.
This volume explores the application of project-based learning (PBL) in second and foreign language classrooms worldwide. Contributions examine theoretical foundations, practical classroom practices, and implications for curriculum design, teacher education, and policy.
Wilkins’s Linguistics in Language Teaching explores how linguistic theory can inform and improve language teaching practices. It bridges theoretical linguistics and classroom methodology, addressing grammar, semantics, and communicative competence. The book has been influential in the development of communicative language teaching (CLT).
A simplified retelling of Mark Twain’s classic story about Tom Sawyer, a lively boy growing up along the Mississippi River. This Oxford Bookworms Stage 1 edition is written at the 400-word level for learners of English. It includes illustrations, activities, and glossary to aid comprehension.
This book provides a clear, straightforward approach to English grammar, emphasizing practical usage with numerous examples and exercises. The third edition is updated with additional explanations and self-tests for learners.
A standard grammar reference and exercise book, Living English Structure presents clear explanations of English grammar structures with practical exercises. Written by W. Stannard Allen and published by Longman, it has been widely used in English teaching worldwide.