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ISBN 9781931185974 ISBN 9781931185066
Teaching Speaking Teaching English as an International Language
T. Bleistein, M. K. Smith, & M. Lewis A. Fuad Selvi & B. Yazan
Order No.011, 56 pp. Order No.097, 48 pp.
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Z. Tomaš, I. Kostka, & J. A. Mott-Smith M. Dellicarpini & O. B. Alonso
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ISBN 9781931185028 Order No.042, 43 pp.
ISBN 9781931185042
Teaching Pronunciation
J. Murphy Language Classroom Assessment
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ISBN 9781931185103 Order No.110, 45 pp.
ISBN 9781931185110
Teaching Digital Literacies
J. Bloch & M. J. Wilkinson
Order No.035, 56 pp.
ISBN 9781931185035
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Teaching Young Learners, Teaching English for Academic Purposes, Motivation in the Language
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eading bursts with new activities, while
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dy activities in new and expanded catego-
tensive Reading. The many activities and
n their teaching of reading in ESL and EFL
ype of resource—one that is contributed
ding teachers.
teach the rules for modify- Editors
anguage is to acquire a lifelong skill, one
fluency in the target language that may
listening, and writing. It is a skill that
else. And it can be done any place, any
n this volume will enable ESL/EFL reading
important and lifelong habit.
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ESL/EFL reading teachers
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important and life-long CLASSROOM USES FOR
habit of reading. This second THE LATEST RESEARCH
edition bursts with creative,
classroom-ready activities Input-Based Incremental Input-Based Incremental
covering the Internet, fluency, young readers, Vocabulary Instruction
By Joe Barcroft
Vocabulary Instruction
extensive reading, and more, all contributed by Joe Barcroft
teachers for teachers. This is a fascinating presen-
Order No. 745, 366 pp. tation of current research
ISBN 9781931185745 that undoes numerous myths
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language. In clear, reader-
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ays of New Ways of New Ways of Classroom the successful approach of IBI vocabulary instruc-
Assessment Classroom Assessment Assessment, revised tion and provides numerous practical classroom
New Ways of Classroom Assessment
activities to support the IBI approach.
wn, Editor James Dean Brown, Editor
Reading bursts with new activities, while
dition a best seller. The activities chosen for
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ady activities in new and expanded catego-
James Dean Brown, Editor
This collection of classroom Order No. 752, 131 pp.
Extensive Reading. The many activities and
in their teaching of reading in ESL and EFL
e type of resource—one that is contributed
ading teachers.
r language is to acquire a lifelong skill, one
d fluency in the target language that may
testing ideas was contribut- ISBN 9781931185752
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g else. And it can be done any place, any
in this volume will enable ESL/EFL reading
is important and lifelong habit.
James Dean Brown, Editor
ed by teachers whose aim Member US$39.95/Nonmember US$47.95
was clearly to help their
students. Consequently, the ESL and Digital
ESL and Digital Video
contributions look more like Video Integration:
Case Studies
Integration: Case Studies
assessment activities than EditEd by Jia Li, NicoLas Gromik, aNd NichoLas Edwards
Jia Li, Nicolas Gromik, and
like tests, because they are thoroughly integrated Nicholas Edwards, Editors
into the language teaching and learning pro- It should come as no surprise
cesses. More than 100 activities enlighten both that digital video technology
students and teachers about the effectiveness of is of particular interest to
their language learning and teaching but do not English language learners;
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tesol.org/bookstore TESOL Publications CatAlog 2014 3STANDARDS
STANDARDS FOR Elementary and Secondary
Preparing Effective Teachers of English Language Learners: Practical
Applications for the TESOL P-12 Professional Teaching Standards
Diane Staehr Fenner and Natalie Kuhlman
Step-by-step applications in applying the TESOL P–12 Professional Teaching
Standards for professional development,for programs, and for national recogni-
tion through the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education/
Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (NCATE/CAEP).
Order No. 738
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PreK–12 English Language Proficiency Standards
Margo Gottlieb, Lynore Carnuccio, Gisela Ernst-Slavit, and Anne Katz
Augmentation of the World-Class Instructional Design and Assessment (WIDA)
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Margo Gottlieb,Gisela Ernst-Slavit, and Anne Katz
Elaborates on the components of the standards and encourages collaboration
among educators in developing meaningful curricula and practices for English
language learners.
Order No. 554, 248 pp.
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CCSS ELLs
Available early 2014
for
Series Editor Luciana de Oliveira
Common Core State Standards
in Mathematics
The Common Core State Standards Series for English Language Learners
Luciana de Oliveira, Series Editor CCSS ELLs
for
Grades K–8 Series Editor Luciana de Oliveira
The Common Core State Standards in English Language
Edited by Common Core State Standards
Marta Civil
and Erin Turner
in English Language Arts
Arts for English Language Learners: Grades K–5 for English Language Learners
The Common Core State Standards in Mathematics for Grades K–5
English Language Learners: Grades K–8
Edited by
Pamela Spycher
The Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts for
English Language Learners: Grades 6–12
The Common Core State Standards in Mathematics for English
Language Learners: High School
The Common Core State Standards in Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical
Subjects for English Language Learners: Grades 6–12
4 TESOL Publications CatAlog 2014 tesol.org/bookstoreSTANDARDS FOR Adults
Standards for ESL/EFL Teachers of Adults
The eight standards are introduced with a brief description followed by
theoretical justification, numbered performance indicators, vignettes of
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Standards for Adult Education ESL Programs
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new ESOL program.
Order No. 034, 219 pp.
ISBN 1931185034
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Effective Practices in Workplace Language Training
Joan Friedenberg, Deborah Kennedy, Anne Lomperis, William Martin,
Kay Westerfield, Margaret van Naerssen
This valuable resource is for workplace language training providers and
organizations who employ such providers. The guidelines promote quality and
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STANDARDS FOR Technology
TESOL Technology Standards: Description, Implementation, Integration
Deborah Healey, Elizabeth Hanson-Smith, Philip Hubbard, Sophie Ioannou-Georgiou,
Greg Kessler, and Paige Ware
A user-friendly guide for EFL and ESL language teachers, learners,
administrators, researchers, teacher educators, educational policy groups,
professional organizations, materials writers, and publishers as well as
students and their families.
ebook
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tesol.org/bookstore TESOL Publications CatAlog 2014 5PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
For fresh ideas in professional development, these books from TESOL Press are
written by TESOL professionals who share their insights and perspectives with the field.
From Language Learner More Than a Native Speaker
to Language Teacher Don Snow
Don Snow This book offers a nontech-
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challenges faced by English teaching for native-
teachers for whom English is a English-speaking teachers
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Multilevel and Diverse Classrooms
Multilevel and Diverse Classroom Management
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beyond the classroom. Each volume in the series ESOL classroom. It showcases state-of-the-art curricula, materials, tasks, and
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language teachers now face in
plines may find many management techniques
This holistic and humanistic
applicable in their contexts.
Farrell
perspective considers diversity
Bradley Baurain and Phan Le Ha, Editors
Maria Dantas-Whitney, Sarah Rilling, and Lilia Savova, Series Editors
their classes and suggests ways
Thomas S. C. Farrell, Editor
Maria Dantas-Whitney, Sarah Rilling, and Lilia Savova, Series Editors
that they can facilitate language
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Classroom Research for Language Teachers
English Tim Stewart Language
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Language Why should English language teachers conduct classroom research? As teachers gain experience, Teacher
rrell
Teacher they instinctively want to learn more about their practice, the profession, and ways to contribute to
the field. The way to dig deeper into their passion for teaching is through researching their own
Development
s Reflective Teaching outlines four principles that take teachers from just doing
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king it a way of being. Using the four principles, Reflective Practice Is Evidence Development classroom contexts. This easy-to-follow guide demystifies the process of classroom research and
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e Practice Involves Dialogue, Reflective Practice Links Beliefs and Practices, and gives teachers the confidence to get started, plan a project, collect data, publish findings, and then
ce Is a Way of Life, Farrell provides a comprehensive overview of the concept of
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About the English Language Language Teacher Development Series
Teacher Development Series Teacher
Thomas S. C. Farrell, Series Editor Development Thomas S. C. Farrell, Series Editor
Series What is the latest research, and how do I use it in my classroom? The pressure is
This comprehensive overview Tim Stewart
What is the latest research, and how do I use it in my classroom? The pressure is intense for language teachers to update their knowledge in curriculum trends,
Thomas S. C. Farrell
intense for language teachers to update their knowledge in curriculum trends, research, theory and practice, technology, or assessment. The need to update is certainly not a
and practice, technology, or assessment. The need to update is certainly not a reflection of inadequately trained teachers but is due to the nature of a profession that continuously
dequately trained teachers but is due to the nature of a profession that continuously reinvents itself. The English Language Teacher Development Series is a set of short resource books
The English Language Teacher Development Series is a set of short resource books written in a jargon-free and accessible manner for all types of teachers of English (native and
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ers of English, experienced and novice teachers). The Series offers a theory-to-practice approach, a variety of practical methods, and time for reflections that allow
e approach, a variety of practical methods, and time for reflections that allow teachers to interact with the materials presented. The books can be used in preservice settings,
explains the concept of reflective The way for teachers to dig deeper
act with the materials presented. The books can be used in preservice settings, in-service courses, and by individuals looking for ways to refresh their practice.
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By Thomas S. C. Farrell
n the English Language Teacher Development Series
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• Teaching Listening • Teaching Reading
Classroom into their passion for teaching is
Research
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Listening • Teaching Vocabulary
Reflective
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Digital Literacies • Content-Based Instruction International Language
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m Research for • Teaching English as an • Reflective Teaching • Teaching Speaking
ge Teachers International Language • Teaching Vocabulary
Teachers
Reading • Teaching Speaking
Grammar
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Authenticity in Language Learning: Adults
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the Language Authenticity
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