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Tác giả tập thể: Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages.
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Xuất bản : Alexandria, VA : |b Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, |cc1991-c2003.
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English language |x Study and teaching |x Foreign speakers |v Periodicals.
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260 |a Alexandria, VA : |b Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, |cc1991-c2003. 
300 |a v. : |b ill. ; |c28 cm. 
310 |a Quarterly 
362 0 |a Vol. 1, no. 1 (autumn 1991)-vol. 12, no. 3 (autumn 2003). 
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505 |a 2001, Vol. 10, Nos. 2/3 Summer/Autumn (CA41/00234): Sustained-content language teaching: An emerging definition -- Using corpus tools to highlight academic vocabulary in SCLT -- Simulating the give-and-take of academic lectures -- Sourcebooks in a sustained-content curriculum -- Training undergraduates to support ESL classmates: The English language fellows program -- Beyond sheltered instruction: Rethinking conditions for academic language development -- Guidelines for establishing adjunct courses at the University level -- Content wizard -- Sustained content teaching in academic ESL/EFL: A practical approach -- Creativity and innovation in content area teaching -- A handbook of content literacy strategies: 75 practical reading and writing ideas -- Sustained content easily accessible on the Web --- Vol. 10, Nos. 4 Winter (CA41/00235): More than talk: A proposal for TESOL teacher education -- Goals-based evaluation procedures: How students perceive what teachers intend -- Teaching argumentative writing through film -- Using sustained content-based learning -- Using MOOs to help learn English -- Video jgsaw -- Practicing speaking with follow-up interviews and student-read dictations -- “Ask the expert”: Oral presentations that work -- The medium is the message -- Pronunciations matters -- Tapestry series, level 2: Reading 2, writing 2, listening & speaking 2 -- Inside out/outside in: exploring American literature -- Technology and literacy: A discussion with mark warschauer -- Comments on May Shih’s “More than practicing language: Communicative reading and writing for Asian settings” 
505 |a 2002, Vol. 11, No. 3 Autumn (CA41/00238): Guest editors’ note: Constructing meaning with computers -- Features: Africa online: A web-and content-based English language teaching course -- A project-basic approach to interactive web site design -- Constructivist and collaborative learning in a wireless environment -- Constructing meaning with virtural reality -- Making the most of discussion boards in the ESL classroom -- Integrating online discussion in an Australian intensive English language course – Internet chat: Collaborating and learning via E-conversations -- Tips from the classroom: The recycling research documentary: A technology-integrated project -- Computer concordancing for ESP materials -- A trip to tahiti -- Creating an ESL computer-mediated class memory book -- Reviews: Under construction: ESL/EFL textbook companion web sites -- Clear speech works (software) -- Heard on the web: Searching the TESL-L Logs --- Vol. 11, No. 4 Winter (CA41/00239): Features: Helping students make appropriate English verb tense-aspect choices -- Incorporating service learning into ESOL programs -- Teaching critical thinking in EAP courses in Australia -- Exploring culture from a distance: A U.S./Israeli E-mail exchange project -- Tips from the classroom: Student self-analysis of conversational styles in videotaped interactions -- Debate as a pathway to academic discussion -- Mystery personalities -- Teaching oral English through readers’ theatre -- Raising students’ awareness of different learning styles -- Reviews: Pronunciation for success: 31 days to a more successful north american English accent (2nd ed) -- Journeys near and far: Reading and responding critically (books 1 and 2) -- Voices of experience: Cross cultural adjustment (video) -- Heard on the web: Networking through technology: A professional ESL network 
505 |a 2002, Vol. 11, No. 4 Winter (CA41/00236): Perspectives: Paying attention to inter-in intercultural communication -- Features: Reading and the teaching of L2 reading -- Using music to promote L2 learning among adult learners -- Language learning in sheltered social studies classes -- Ten techniques for successful writing tutorials -- Tips from the classroom: Integrating questions and celebrations -- Writing strategies worksheet -- Your global connections: A 24-hour trip around the world -- Season it with Haiku -- 101 ways to say hello: An exercise in discourse -- Reviews: Connect with English: Video comprehension book 2 -- Working with second language learners: Answers to teachers’ top ten questions -- Clear speech from the start: Basic pronunciation listening comprehension in north American English -- Changing generations: A story for developing reading skills -- Readers respond: Comments on lubie G. Alatriste’s review of sustained content teaching in academic ESL/EFL: A practical approach --The author responds – Heard on the web: Team teaching in EFL settings --- Vol. 11, No. 2 Summer (CA41/00237): Perspectives: Reconsidering basic ESL/EFL terms -- Features: Bridging the gap between teaching and learning styles in east asian contexts -- Borders and barriers: A model for a local-issues ESL course -- Esol teaching candidates experience cultural otherness -- Learner observation of and reflection on spoken discourse: An approach for teaching academic speaking -- Tips from the classroom: Teaching with the FTC’s consumer protection web site -- The vocabulary self-collection strategy in the ESL classroom -- Interactive icebreaker activities with follow-up functions -- Teaching language by previewing lessons -- Scrabble with latin and greek roots and affixes -- Reviews: Out of the ordinary and across the board -- Practice: Vocabulary -- Heard on the web: Which list is most beneficial 
505 |a 2003, Vol. 12, No. 1 Spring (CA41/00240): Confessions of a technophobe and a technophile: The changing perspective of technology in ESL -- Debate for ESOL students -- Serving generation 1.5 learners in the University writing Center -- Learning to write in the primary grades: experiences of English language learners and mainstream students -- Helping ESL students remember to speak English during group work -- Putting phrasal verbs into perspective -- “Dear Mr. Shawn” : A lesson in e-mail pragmatics -- Easy stories plus: Readings and activities for language skills -- Talk it up/talk it through/talk it over!: Listening, speaking, and pronunciation -- Have English standards been lowered? A discussion on the English teachers network in Israel e-list --- Vol. 12, No. 2 Summer (CA41/00241): “They are just students to me”: Strategies for addressing cultural differences in the school setting -- Another term worth examining: English language learners -- English literacy in Ghana: The reading experiences of ESOL first graders -- Integrating pronunciation into ESL/EFL classrooms -- Learning language and learning history: A functional linguistics approach -- Combining ESOL and business communication students in the U.S. classroom -- Favor asking and ESL -- Something to break the routine: A collaborative writing activity -- Using e-mail assignments and online correction in ESL instruction -- Tips for facilitating full-time employment in TESOL -- My ABC storybook -- Reason to write: Strategies for success in academic writing -- Planning lessons and courses: Designing sequences of work for the language classroom -- Demystifying the field of language testing: discussion on LTEST-L --- Vol. 12, No. 3 Autum (CA41/00242): Strugging English language learners: Keys for academic success --- Linking our worlds: A collaborative academic literacy project --- Reading pratices: From outside to inside the classroom --- Foundations of predictability in L2 literacy learning --- Access to higher education in South Africa: Bridging the divide through academic literacy --- Media literacy in the ESL/EFL classroom: Reading images and cultural stories --- Workplace ESL: Effective adaptations to fill a growing need --- Fostering multilayered literacy through literature circles --- “Romeo and Juliet come to New York”: integrating reading and writing through literature response -- Teaching critical challenges via dramatic arts --- Treatment of errors in second language student writing --- An educational MOO: Tapped in 
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