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International Perspectives

on Teaching English in

Difficult Circumstances

KUCHAH KUCHAH, FAUZIA SHAMIM

• Enhances an understanding of the socio-cultural,

economic and political relationships that underpin

ELT in otherwise under-privileged circumstances.

• Offers a practitioner and research-based

perspective on ELT and teacher education

in difficult circumstances.

• Provides valuable insights for practitioners,

teacher educators and policy makers.

International Perspectives on

Teaching the Four Skills in ELT

ANNE BURNS, JOSEPH SIEGEL

• Unites global contributors to discuss the teaching

and learning of the four key skills in English.

• Analyses a wide range of teaching and

learning contexts.

• Offers practical and informative accounts

from around the world.

Innovation in Language

Learning and Teaching

HAYO REINDERS, DAVID NUNAN, BIN ZOU

• Analyses the impetus for educational changes

in China

• Draws on first-hand experience for

a comprehensive insight into innovation

in language education in China.

• Offers insight into changes in language learning

that can be implemented elsewhere.

Captioned Media in

Foreign Language

Learning and Teaching

ROBERT VANDERPLANK

• Brings together current thinking on informal

language learning and the findings of over 30

years of research on captions.

• Presents a new model of language learning

from captioned viewing and a future roadmap

for research and practice in this field.

Extramural English in

Teaching and Learning

PIA SUNDQVIST, LISS KERSTIN SYLVÉN

• Compares extramural, out-of-school, informal

learning of English with intramural, in-school,

formal learning of the English language.

• Encourages teachers to think about ways to bring

extramural English learning into mainstream

education at the primary and secondary levels.

• Investigates ways in which learners successfully

access resources for foreign language

development outside class.

The Palgrave Handbook of

Linguistic (Im)politeness

JONATHAN CULPEPER, MICHAEL HAUGH,

DÁNIEL Z KÁDÁR

• Takes a thematic approach to this interdisciplinary

area of research.

• Considers pragmatic and socio-cultural

approaches to impoliteness, supported by

case studies and critical commentary.

• Features contributions from 44 leading scholars

in the field.

Blending Technologies in

Second Language Classrooms

2nd edition

DON HINKELMAN

• Integrates the rapidly changing and developing

fields of both applied linguistics and computer-

assisted language learning (CALL).

• Expands on the first edition to include newer

technologies and theories, such as flipped

learning and gamification.

• Illustrates how blended learning is part

of a radical shift in our conceptualisation

of the learning environment.

International Perspectives

on Teachers Living with

Curriculum Change

MARTIN WEDELL, LAURA GRASSICK

• Represents voices of practitioners which

are rarely considered in existing literature.

• Provides a global insight into curriculum

changes, with stories from teachers based

on every continent.

• Suggests wider implications for the development

of curriculum change planning processes.

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