Academic Listening Encounters Academic Listening Encounters aims to prepare high intermediate ESL/EFL students for listening to lectures and taking notes in English. Presents the student with the chance to practice crucial listening and note-taking skills. Content focus includes: Human Behavior, Listening, Note-Taking and Discussion. By Miriam Espeseth - (CUP)   Order Now > Student's Book | Teacher's Manual | Audio-CDs (4) | Audio-Cassettes (5)     Academic Encounters : Human Behaviour A selection of high-interest reading texts taken from university-level textbooks. The texts expose students to academic discourse; the activities develop the student’s reading skills. Content focus includes: Human Behavior, Reading, Study Skills and Writing. By Bernard Seal - (CUP)   Order Now > Teacher's Manual | Student Book       Academic Encounters : Life in Society A selection of high-interest reading texts taken from university-level textbooks. The texts expose students to academic discourse; the activities develop the student’s reading skills. Content focus includes: Life in Society, Reading, Study Skills and Writing. By Susan Hood & Christine Brown - (CUP)   Order Now > Teacher's Manual | Student Book   Writing a Research Paper - (Revised Edition) An excellent guide to writing a research paper, aimed at Advanced level nonnative speakers of English in an academic setting. The book puts the student unfamiliar with the conventions of the English-language research paper at ease by breaking the research and writing processes into a series of manageable activities accompanied by appropriate exercises. Its goal is to teach students the process of writing a complete research paper in an academically acceptable format. Writing a Research Paper has been updated to allow for the use of word-processing in writing and computerized databases in library research. An invaluable resource. By Lionel Menasche - (University of Michigan Press)   Order Now > Book     Academic Writing - Exploring processes and strategies (2nd Edition) This useful text instructs Advanced level ESL students in the process that writers go through to produce texts and provides instruction on form, format, accuracy, and correctness. By Ilona Leki - (CUP)   Order Now > Student's Book | Instructor's Manual       Contemporary Topics A great 3-level academic listening and note-taking series which prepares students for the unique challenges of college by presenting valuable listening and note-taking skills. Each level contains 12 lectures which cover contemporary topics of interest from a range of academic subjects. Each lecture has been recorded to reflect the natural interaction between teacher and student that takes place in the classroom. Level 1 is for Intermediate level ESL/EFL students, Level 2 for High Intermediate and Level 3 for Advanced level students. (Edited) By Michael Rost - (Longman)   Order Now > Level 1 Text | Audiocassettes | Audio CDs | Answer Key & Quizzes Level 2 Text | Audiocassettes | Audio CDs | Answer Key & Quizzes Level 3 Text | Audiocassettes | Audio CDs | Answer Key & Quizzes       Guidelines - A cross-cultural reading/writing text (2nd Edition) This book is aimed at Advanced level ESL students who need to strengthen their academic writing. It offers integrated reading and writing assignments, along with guidelines for summarising, paraphrasing, using quotes, documenting sources, and editing. By Ruth Spack - (CUP)   Order Now > Student's Book | Instructor's Manual       Writing Academic English A best-selling 3-level writing series which takes the mystery out of the composition process and helps college-bound and college-level ESL students quickly improve their ability to write effectively in English. Each book addresses organization, rhetoric, grammar and mechanics, and sentence structure, and offers clear steps, numerous models, and many opportunities for writing practice. By Ann Hogue - (Longman)   Order Now > Intermediate > Advanced Text | Answer Key     Building Academic Vocabulary A useful resource aimed at Advanced level students who need to expand their range academic vocabulary. Each unit focuses on a 10-15 key vocabulary items within a key topic or area of meaning. Can be used in class or for self-study and makes an ideal supplement to any EAP coursebook. By Lawrence J. Zwier - (University of Michigan Press)   Order Now > Student Book     Back to Bookstore
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