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Discussion
Starters - Speaking Fluency Activities for Advanced ESL/EFL
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lively topics to stimulate classroom discussion for High Intermediate
to Advanced level ESL students. Each
unit contains exercises providing speaking interaction about
a central topic or idea. In most of these activities, students
must work together in pairs or small groups to reach a conclusion
about a topic (Smoking regulation, the environment, multiculturalism,
etc). There is ample background material in the text to prepare
students in advance for a discussion. The text also includes
homework exercises that require students to sort out their ideas
and opinions before coming to class.
By Keith S. Folse - (University of Michigan Press) |
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Speechcraft
- Discourse Pronunciation for Advanced Learners
A multi-book project designed
for advanced non-native speakers who will need to interact with
native speakers in academic and professional settings. These
materials provide rules, learning strategies, and contextualized
practice in the stress, rhythm, and melody of English words
and discourse, the features of pronunciation that most affect
intelligibility. Workbook 1 is aimed at ITAs; Workbook 2 is
aimed at learners needing to communicate in academic settings.
By
Laura D. Hahn and Wayne B. Dickerson - (University of Michigan
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Taking
Sides - A Speaking Text for Advanced and Intermediate Students
Designed as a speaking and
discussion book for the classroom, the text allows students
to exchange ideas on important issues. Contains an introductory
exercise and six sections: ethics, psychology, philosophy (distributive
justice), law, linguistics, and business negotiation. Within
these chapters, students practice stating opinions, compromise,
building consensus, speaking persuasively, understanding group
dynamics, writing business memos, making presentations, engaging
in debate, and negotiating. Students are also exposed to vocabulary
learning techniques, general conversation cues, cross-gender
and cross-culture communication issues, and the American political
arena. The teacher's edition contains the full text of the student
workbook.
By
Kevin B. King - (University of Michigan Press) |
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Under
the Lens - A Look at the American Media
Aimed at Advanced level ESL
students, this fascinating textbook examines the effect of the
American media on society. The book offers a presentation of
what makes news and familiarizes students with the different
types of media: newspapers, radio, and television. It also offers
historical and present-day perspectives on the media and American
culture. Students learn about the history of American newspaper
journalism, the kinds of information found in newspapers, and
newspapers on the Internet; about the golden age of radio and
the growing influence of talk radio; and about television's
ability to influence society. An excellent resource for reading,
listening and dicussion.
By
Carol Keiser Bishop - (University of Michigan Press) |
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Speaking
Naturally
For Low-Intermediate to High-Intermediate
level students who need to improve their speaking skills for
a variety of everyday situations (asking for information, thanking,
complimenting, inviting, etc). Readings explain the cultural
'rules' students need to know in real-life situations. Short
recorded dialogues expose students to a range of American accents.
Structured exercises as well as freer role plays, often involving
pairs or small groups, encourage interaction in the classroom.
This is a great resource for self-study, and can also be used
in a classroom environment.
By
Bruce Tillitt and Mary Newton Bruder - (CUP) |
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Great
Ideas
A unique collection of absorbing
and enjoyable fluency practice activities designed to improve
the listening and speaking abilities of Intermediate and High-intermediate
students. It includes photographs, advertisements, maps, drawings
and cassette recordings, plus problem-solving, and other pair
and group activities
By
Leo Jones and Victoria Kimbrough - (CUP) |
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Functions
of American English
A collection of classroom communication
activities for for High-intermediate to Advanced level students
who need to communicate effectively with the English they have
acquired.
By
Leo Jones and C. von Baeyer - (CUP) |
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React
Interact
A highly popular conversation
text which offers readers the chance to express their ideas,
opinions, and values in English, while simultaneously expanding
their knowledge of grammar and vocabulary. Organized by theme
and communicative function, the book generates conversation
and lively classroom discussion with high-interest topics and
thought-provoking questions. Vocabulary and writing exercises
help students formulate ideas, communicate them clearly, and
understand others' points of view. For Intermediate to High
Intermediate level students.
By
Donald R.H. Byrd and Isis C. Clemente - (Longman) |
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