Nelson English International Teacher's Resource Book 4
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP Oxford
- Date of Publication 1 March 2001
- ISBN 9780175117741
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages60 pages
- Size 296x211x3 mm
- Weight 180 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
The Teachers Resource Book will show how the course provides an underpinning structure to the teaching of English, focusing particularly on the knowledge, skills and understanding of writing, while giving ample opportunity for reading, listening and speaking. Notes are given on how new skills and concepts are introduced slowly and progressively, and it is never assumed that a concept has been mastered simply because it has been introduced before. The teacher is
able to monitor and estimate progress and attainment in a constant and convenient way as assessment is an important component of the pupil material. Opportunities are constantly offered for reinforcement and revision, and when related skills and concepts are being introduced the activities are designed
to allow for earlier material to be revisited.
Long description:
The Teachers Resource Book will show how the course provides an underpinning structure to the teaching of English, focusing particularly on the knowledge, skills and understanding of writing, while giving ample opportunity for reading, listening and speaking. Notes are given on how new skills and concepts are introduced slowly and progressively, and it is never assumed that a concept has been mastered simply because it has been introduced before. The teacher is
able to monitor and estimate progress and attainment in a constant and convenient way as assessment is an important component of the pupil material. Opportunities are constantly offered for reinforcement and revision, and when related skills and concepts are being introduced the activities are designed
to allow for earlier material to be revisited.