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Every teacher and teacher trainer needs this bookScott Thornbury's insightful text is an alphabetical list of key ELT terms and concepts, and outlines their relevance to the field. An A-Z of ELT covers terms and concepts such as grammar, lexis, phonology, discourse, methodology, theory and practice. Each entry is categorised, described and explained in terms of its importance and relevance to ELT. Each definition is authoritative, clear and concise, and cross-referenced where relevant. Who is An A-Z of ELT for? • Trainee teachers for whom the terminology and concepts may be new• Teachers who want to refresh or clarify their knowledge, find out more abut the history of teaching methodology or the views on teaching concepts and methodology• Teacher-trainers who want to give clear definitions of terms and concepts

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An A-Z of ELT, Scott Thornbury

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2006
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Tytuł
An A-Z of ELT
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Macmillan
Rok wydania
2006
Oprawa
miękka
ISBN10
1405070633
ISBN13
9781405070638
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Every teacher and teacher trainer needs this bookScott Thornbury's insightful text is an alphabetical list of key ELT terms and concepts, and outlines their relevance to the field. An A-Z of ELT covers terms and concepts such as grammar, lexis, phonology, discourse, methodology, theory and practice. Each entry is categorised, described and explained in terms of its importance and relevance to ELT. Each definition is authoritative, clear and concise, and cross-referenced where relevant. Who is An A-Z of ELT for? • Trainee teachers for whom the terminology and concepts may be new• Teachers who want to refresh or clarify their knowledge, find out more abut the history of teaching methodology or the views on teaching concepts and methodology• Teacher-trainers who want to give clear definitions of terms and concepts