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newnewNew Headway Academic SkillsElementary to Intermediate (A2–B2)Listening, Speaking, andStudy SkillsEmma Pathare, Gary Pathare, Sarah Philpot, Lesley Curnick,and Richard HarrisonReading, Writing, andStudy SkillsRichard Harrison, Sarah Philpot, and Lesley CurnickWith new titles for Listening and Speaking, this three-level seriesfor Higher Education students now covers all four skills essential foracademic success: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking.New Headway Academic Skills can be used alongside your coursebookor on its own. The series improves students’ academic skills by: Developing the specific skills required for academic reading, writing,listening, and speaking through a wide range of serious topics andtasks relevant to Higher Education. Exploring strategies to help students with academic vocabulary,including recording and building their vocabulary. Offering guidance with academic research tasks, such asacknowledging sources. Providing freer tasks that encourage learner independence. Supporting and encouraging additional guided practice with newphotocopiable worksheets in the Teacher’s Guides.Presentation of study skillPractice of study skillSee also New Headway page 34Br itish E ng lish Sk ill s Cour sesnewSerious topics related to academic studyInternational content and contextsNew Headway Academic SkillsReading and WritingStudent’s BookTeacher’s GuideListening and SpeakingStudent’s Book and Audio CDTeacher’s GuideLevel 1Level 2Level 3978 0 19 474159 0978 0 19 474162 0978 0 19 474160 6978 0 19 474163 7978 0 19 474161 3978 0 19 474164 4978 0 19 474156 9978 0 19 474165 1978 0 19 474157 6978 0 19 474166 8978 0 19 474158 3978 0 19 474167 565CS3 ELT 2011 CAT 65-73(Skills).indd 6529/11/10 10:48:27
Ame r ican E ng lish Sk ill s COur sesQ: Skills for SuccessnewHIGH ELEMENTARY TO ADVANCED (A2–C1)Series editors: Ann Snow, Lawrence J. Zwier, andCheryl Boyd Zimmermanframework for each unit. This develops key cognitive skills such asanalyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating – in addition to developinglanguage skills that are essential for academic success.Think critically. Succeed academically. Introducing the course thatconnects critical thinking, language skills, and student learningoutcomes.Q puts more emphasis on student learning outcomes than any otherpaired skills English series. Learning outcomes are clearly labelled atthe start of each unit and reviewed again at the end of the unit. Thishelps students to become more responsible learners.Q: Skills for Success is Oxford’s first two-strand English course. The Reading& Writing and Listening & Speaking strands can be used separately ortogether to form a complete 200-hour programme at each level.Q’s question-centred approach provides a unique critical thinkingReading and listening texts feature revealing facts, theories, andstories. They expose students to light academic content and inspirethem to formulate an individual voice around the unit topic.Learning outcomes are clearly stated at the start and end of the units. Research has indicatedthat students are more likely to master subject matter if clear expectations are communicatedto them for how they will be asked to demonstrate the learning. (University of Miami)Thought-provoking unit questions providea clear focus for the units and encouragestudents to think critically from the start66CS3 ELT 2011 CAT 65-73(Skills).indd 6629/11/10 10:48:34
Ame r ican E ng lish Sk ill s Cour sesExplicit learning skills sections help studentsdevelop important strategies such as scanninga text, listening for gist, and using a dictionaryReading and listening texts investigatethe unit question by exploring a range ofacademic subjects from biology to financeResearch-based vocabulary programmefocuses on words from the Academic WordList (AWL) and the Oxford 3000 Online Practice includes substantialhomework material, reference and tests,with a Learning Management System tohelp teachers assign and grade workStudent Book with access cardto Online Practice with LMSTeacher’s Book with TestingProgram CD-ROMQ: Skills for SuccessReading and WritingStudent Book with access card to online practiceTeacher’s Book with Testing Program CD-ROMClass Audio CDsListening and SpeakingStudent Book with access card to online practiceTeacher’s Book with Testing Program CD-ROMClass Audio CDsLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5978 0 19 475622 8978 0 19 475627 3978 0 19 475632 7978 0 19 475623 5978 0 19 475628 0978 0 19 475633 4978 0 19 475624 2978 0 19 475629 7978 0 19 475634 1978 0 19 475625 9978 0 19 475630 3978 0 19 475635 8978 0 19 475642 6978 0 19 475631 0978 0 19 475636 5978 0 19 475610 5978 0 19 475615 0978 0 19 475605 1978 0 19 475611 2978 0 19 475616 7978 0 19 475606 8978 0 19 475612 9978 0 19 475617 4978 0 19 475607 5978 0 19 475613 6978 0 19 475618 1978 0 19 475608 2978 0 19 475604 4978 0 19 475619 8978 0 19 475609 967CS3 ELT 2011 CAT 65-73(Skills).indd 6729/11/10 10:48:38
Ame r ican E ng lish Reading Sk ill sSelect ReadingsTotally TrueNewSecond EditionBEGINNER TO PRE-INTERMEDIATE (A1–B1)Jann HuizengaPRE-INTERMEDIATE TO UPPER-INTERMEDIATE (B1–B2)Linda Lee, Erik Gundersen, and Jean BernardUnusual, surprising, and engaging true stories with language levelsthat match the Oxford Bookworms syllabus.Teacher-approved readings for today’s students.Select Readings Second Edition is a readings skills series for uppersecondary and university students. All reading selections and skillbuilding activities have been chosen by teachers to ensure topicalrelevance and learner success. This new second edition includesstreamlined chapters, new readings and activities, and a new assessmentprogramme to equip students with essential test-taking skills. Streamlined 10-page chapters are ideal for most reading courses. 4 NEW chapters in each book provide fresh new content. NEW After You Read skill labels identify reading skills practised ineach unit. NEW Second Reading provides an opportunity for students tore-apply and practise reading skills. True stories on a wide range of topics from around the worldintroduce new vocabulary. Activities, review units, and Unit Tests all practise and help studentsremember the new vocabulary. ‘Learn word partnerships’ sections introduce key collocations for oneor two of the new vocabulary items. Personalization activities mean students use the new vocabularymeaningfully. A unit-by-unit glossary at the back of the book helps students lookup new words.See also Oxford Bookworms Library page 96 NEW Building Vocabulary section focuses on word-analysis skillssuch as adjective suffixes. NEW test-focused activities simulate questions from TOEIC , TOEFL ,and IELTS. NEW Words to Remember chart offers a quick reference for corevocabulary. NEW assessment program includes TOEIC , TOEFL , and IELTS-styletests to help students gain confidence with standardized questions. NEW Student Audio Download Center provides anytime, anywhereaudio access to Student Book audio.People, Places, and ThingsReadingBEGINNER TO PRE-INTERMEDIATE (A1–B1)Lin LougheedThe reading course with activities that mirror the format ofstandardized tests such as the TOEFL test and the TOEIC test.A reading and vocabulary series with 24 reading passages in eachbook. Test-style activities include ‘main idea’, ‘detail’ and ‘inference’multiple-choice questions. Vocabulary review in every unit. Test-style questions familiarize students with question types instandardized tests such as the TOEFL test and the TOEIC test. Vocabulary recycling throughout the books so that studentsbecome familiar with new words. Unit Quizzes test students’ understanding. Vocabulary Self-Quiz revises new words.See also People, Places, and Things Listening page 72Select Readings, Second EditionStudent BookClass Audio CDTeacher Resource CD-ROMPre-Intermediate978 0 19 433211 8978 0 19 433219 4978 0 19 433208 8Intermediate978 0 19 433212 5978 0 19 433218 7978 0 19 433221 7Upper-Intermediate978 0 19 433217 0978 0 19 433220 0978 0 19 433222 4Totally TrueBookAudio CDLevel 1Level 2Level 3978 0 19 430203 6 978 0 19 430204 3 978 0 19 430205 0978 0 19 430206 7 978 0 19 430207 4 978 0 19 430208 1People, Places, and Things ReadingStudent BookAudio CDLevel 1Level 2Level 3978 0 19 430200 5 978 0 19 430201 2 978 0 19 430202 9978 0 19 430233 3 978 0 19 430234 0 978 0 19 430235 768CS3 ELT 2011 CAT 65-73(Skills).indd 6829/11/10 10:48:40
The Academic Word List in ContextM Winner David E. Eskey AwardPre-Intermediate to Advanced (B1–C1)Series Director: Cheryl Boyd ZimmermanArline Burgmeier, Kent Richmond,Bruce Rubin, and Lawrence J ZwierEnables students to deal effectively withacademic texts while exposing them to theAcademic Word List.With the dual focus of better equippingstudents to interact with academic texts andhelping them fully acquire vital academicvocabulary, Inside Reading gives students thetools they need to succeed in their academiccareer.Cover to CoverWell ReadPre-Intermediate to Upper-intermediate(B1–B2)Richard R Day, Junko Yamanaka,Kenton Harsch, and Leslie OnoElementary to Low-Advanced (A2–C1)Mindy Pasternak, Elisaveta Wrangell,Laurie Blass, Kate Dobiecka, andKaren WiederholtCombines reading and vocabulary skills withExtensive Reading and fluency.Brings reading to life with engaging texts,key strategies, and effective teacher support.Reading Comprehension and FluencyA three-level series that uses extracts frommagazines, newspapers, and literature tointroduce students to extensive reading.Includes extracts from popular classics in theOxford Bookworms Library, including The Phantomof the Opera and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Reading texts explore up-to-the-minuteissues such as online gaming, why morewomen are choosing to stay single, and thesecret of a long life. High-interest texts from academic contentareas, such as psychology, engineering, thearts, computer science, and biology. Reading skills relevant to the academic classroom, such as inference, workingwith graphs and tables, annotation, andrecognizing context clues.Systematic acquisition of the entireAcademic Word List through targetedreceptive and productive activities.Student Pack includes CD-ROM withadditional vocabulary practice. Instructor Pack includes answer key, notes,and test-generating software. Reading comprehension and fluencystrategies develop key skills such aspredicting, scanning, and identifying mainideas.See www.oup.com/eltRead All About Itcharts motivate students to read faster. Vocabulary activities focus on lookingat meaning in context and expandingvocabulary. A CD-ROM with customizable tests makes iteasy for teachers to create their own uniquetesting material to use with each level.representations such as charts, graphs, ortimelines. Key reading skills, providing the foundationfor effective, critical reading, as well asportable vocabulary strategies. Writing and online extension activities,allowing students to synthesize and makethe content their own. PowerPoint Teaching Tool to make materialcome to life in the classroom.ExamView Pro Test Generator forcustomizable tests and quizzes.PanoramaBuilding Perspective Through Readingelementary TO INTERMEDIATE (A2–B2)Kathleen F FlynnHigh-interest readings grouped in units, eachwith three chapters that are linked by theme.The first reading is about an individual, thesecond a related place, and the third a relatedconcept or event.Can You Believe It? Vocabulary and concepts recycled throughSee www.oup.com/elt Strong vocabulary strand prepares studentsthree linked readings per unit.for academic reading.Read and ReflectSee www.oup.com/elt Authentic texts, as well as graphical Timed reading activities and reading rateSee also Oxford Bookworms Library page 96Creating MeaningSkills and Strategies for ReadingAme r ican E ng lish Reading Sk ill sInside Reading Straightforward exercises make the unitsSee www.oup.com/elteasy to teach.Inside ReadingStudent PackInstructor PackLevel 1978 0 19 441612 2978 0 19 441620 7Level 2978 0 19 441613 9978 0 19 441621 4Level 3978 0 19 441614 6978 0 19 441622 1Level 4978 0 19 441615 3978 0 19 441623 8Well ReadStudent BookInstructor PackLevel 1978 0 19 476100 0978 0 19 476110 9Level 2978 0 19 476102 4978 0 19 476111 6Level 3978 0 19 476104 8978 0 19 476112 3Level 4978 0 19 476106 2978 0 19 476113 0Cover to CoverStudent BookTeacher’s BookClass Audio CDsTest CD-ROM (for use with Levels 1–3)Level 1978 0 19 475813 0978 0 19 475809 3978 0 19 475816 1978 0 19 475812 3Level 2978 0 19 475814 7978 0 19 475810 9978 0 19 475817 8Level 3978 0 19 475815 4978 0 19 475811 6978 0 19 475818 5PanoramaStudent BookAnswer KeyAssessment CD-ROM with ExamView Test GeneratorLevel 1978 0 19 430543 3978 0 19 475701 0978 0 19 475700 3Level 2978 0 19 430544 0978 0 19 475702 7978 0 19 475704 1Level 3978 0 19 430545 7978 0 19 475703 4978 0 19 475705 8 Review at the end of each unit includeswriting and discussion activities. Test-generating software for creating andcustomizing tests and quizzes.See also Panorama Listening page 7269CS3 ELT 2011 CAT 65-73(Skills).indd 6929/11/10 10:48:41
Ame r ican E ng lish Wr iting Sk ill sEffective Academic Writingelementary to Advanced (A2–C1)Alice Savage, Patricia Mayer, Masoud Shafiei, Rhonda Liss,and Jason DavisEffective Academic Writing presents the writing modes and rhetoricaldevices students need to succeed in an academic setting. Each unit features succinct, user-friendly, self-contained lessons. Models of student essays enhance learners’ comprehension ofwriting modes. An extensive, yet structured writing task is included in every unit. Specific rhetorical focus and language focus points are presentedand practised in each unit.Reason To WriteStrategies for Success in Academic WritingElementary to advanced (A2–C1)Robert F Cohen, Judith L Miller, Mary R Colonna, andJudy E GilbertGuidelines, strategies, and practice in writing for academic success. Reason To Write takes students through the writing process fromge
New Headway Academic Skills ElEmEntary to IntErmEdIatE (a2–B2) New Headway Academic Skills Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Reading and Writing Student’s Book 978 0 19 474159 0 978 0 19 474160 6 978 0 19 474161 3 Teacher’s Guide 978 0 19 474162 0 978 0 19 474163 7 978 0 19 474164 4 Listening and Speaking
Chapter III:British Enterprise in Bangkok. 93 1.The Role and Importance of British Trading Houses in Bangkok. 93 2.The British Trading Houses. 100 3.The British Banks in Bangkok. 124 A)Paper Currency. 128 B)The British Response to the Gold Standard,1902. 130 C)The Idea of a National Bank and the Effects on the British Banks. 136 4.Public Works. 147
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