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EBrngitishlish Eforng lishAcademicSk ill sPurposesCour sesHeadway Academic SkillsLower-Elementary to upper-Intermediate (A1–B2)Your bridge toacademic successSarah Philpot, Lesley Curnick, Emma Pathare, Gary Pathareand Richard HarrisonThis four-level paired skills course gives Higher Education studentseverything they need for academic success. It can be used on its ownor alongside a general English coursebook. Develops the specific skills required for academic reading, writing,Now with practice from Explores strategies to help students deal with academic vocabulary,Skills practice for reading, writing, listening andspeaking.For details see page 60.Oxford Online Skills Programlistening and speaking through a wide range of topics and tasksrelevant to Higher Education.give presentations, develop research techniques and acknowledgesources. Provides freer tasks that encourage learner independence. Photocopiable worksheets for guided practice in the Teacher’sGuide.new Adaptable mid-course and end-of-course tests with audio forstudent assessment in both pdf and Word formats for individualclass needs. NEW e-Books for iPad and tablets for Android via the OxfordLearner’s Bookshelf app. See page 58 for details.Content-rich topics related to academic studyIELTS Study Skills EditionIntermediate (A2–B1)Richard Harrison, Emma Pathare, Gary Pathare andPeter MayA course with additional support for students preparing for IELTS.Presentationof study skillFour-skills course integrating the Reading & Writing andListening & Speaking content from Headway Academic Skills Level 1. Aimed at students within an IELTS band of 3.0–4.5. Includes two complete IELTS practice tests, with skill-buildingPractice ofstudy skillstrategies for all areas of the test. Access to Online Practice for additional reading, listening,speaking and writing activities with learner-centred supportand a self-study online practice test with automatic markingand feedback. Teachers can assign, track and review students’work.Headway Academic Skills IELTS Study Skills EditionStudent’s Book with Online Practicee-BookTeacher’s GuideClass Audio CDsLevel 1978 0 19 471125 8978 0 19 474219 1978 0 19 471123 4978 0 19 471124 1Reduced sample page from Reading, Writing, and Study Skills Introductory Student’s BookHeadway Academic SkillsReading, Writing, and Study SkillsStudent’s BookStudent’s Book with Oxford Online Skillse-BookTeacher’s Guide with Tests CD-ROMListening, Speaking, and Study SkillsStudent’s BookStudent’s Book with Oxford Online Skillse-BookClass Audio CDsTeacher’s Guide with Tests CD-ROMIntroductoryLevel 1Level 2Level 3978 0 19 474168 2978 0 19 474195 8978 0 19 474220 7978 0 19 474194 1978 0 19 474159 0978 0 19 474216 0978 0 19 474160 6978 0 19 474217 7978 0 19 474222 1978 0 19 474163 7978 0 19 474161 3978 0 19 474218 4978 0 19 474224 5978 0 19 474164 4978 0 19 474157 6978 0 19 474214 6978 0 19 474221 4978 0 19 474191 0978 0 19 474166 8978 0 19 474158 3978 0 19 474215 3978 0 19 474223 8978 0 19 474192 7978 0 19 474167 5978 0 19 474169 9978 0 19 474172 9978 0 19 474225 2978 0 19 474189 7978 0 19 474193 4978 0 19 474162 0978 0 19 474156 9978 0 19 474213 9978 0 19 474190 3978 0 19 474165 1See also New Headway page 4453
EBrngitishlish EforAcademic sPurposesng lishSk illCOur sesnew“It incorporates such a wide range ofimportant skills that are often missingfrom EAP books.”Maggie Swannockassistant academic manager elicos/pathway programs acu internationalaustralian catholic universityOxford EAPM Runner-upThe English-Speaking Union's Duke of Edinburgh English LanguageBook AwardsA course in English forAcademic PurposesIntermediate to advanced (B1 –c1)Edward de Chazal, Sam McCarter, Louis Rogers and Julie MooreOxford EAP develops the essential skills and academic language forlearners who are preparing to study in English at university level, fromfoundation courses to postgraduate research.Teacher’s HandbookThe Oxford EAP Teacher’s Handbook with DVD and Audio CD isdesigned to help both experienced and new EAP teachers tosuccessfully prepare their students for academic study in English. Extensive methodology notes. Ideas for additional activities. Full answers to all tasks.With authentic content from Oxford textbooks and videos of lectureextracts, Oxford EAP is an ideal course for learners from a wide rangeof disciplines. Its clear structure and user-friendly approach make it anideal resource for experienced EAP tutors as well as teachers who arestarting out in the field.Authentic academic content using extracts from Oxford textbooks. Integrated skills and academic language. Video-based lecture extracts to help prepare students for theuniversity experience. Progressive coverage of all four skills in an academic context. Accessible and user-friendly approach. Teacher’s Handbook with comprehensive notes and ideas.Lectures and studentpresentations on videoMost of the Listening and Speaking material in the course ispresented on video and available to teachers on DVD for in-class use,and to students for home-study on the Student DVD-ROM.The lecture extracts help students familiarize themselves with thelanguage and style used in academia, and build essential skills, suchas effective note-taking.Student presentations give students the tools needed to plan, prepareand deliver their own presentations in their chosen disciplines. Over 150 minutes of video material. Authentic lecture extracts for C1 level. Student presentations. Optional subtitles for each video.Oxford EAPStudent’s Book and DVD-ROM PackTeacher’s Book, DVD, and Audio CD Pack54B1 B2C1978 0 19 400201 1 978 0 19 400178 6 978 0 19 400179 3978 0 19 400202 8 978 0 19 400183 0 978 0 19 400182 3See also Skills for Business Studies page 66
E ng lish for Academic PurposesOxfordGrammarfor EAPnewIntermediate to Advanced (B1–C1)Ken Paterson with Roberta WedgeEnglish grammar and practice forAcademic Purposes for students onEnglish medium university or preuniversity courses.Oxford Grammar for EAP (English for Academic Purposes) providesstudents with the functional grammar and academic vocabularysupport they need in order to succeed in their studies, whatever theirchosen subject. Demonstrates and practises how to use strategies for academicwriting and speaking, such as comparing and contrasting, arguingand persuading, talking about cause and effect, and paraphrasing. Reviews and consolidates the key grammatical areas needed foressay writing and presentations, such as modal verbs, noun phrases,conditionals and relative clauses. Puts theory into practice with exercises which test knowledge andchallenge understanding, so that students can incorporate newlanguage in their writing and speaking. Academic Word List glossaries help with learning high-frequency academic vocabulary.Suitable for students on English medium university or pre-universitycourses, across a wide range of disciplines, e.g. business, finance,natural sciences, engineering and technology. Supports all levels of Oxford EAP but works effectively as aOxford Learner’sDictionary ofAcademic Englishwith Oxford Academic iWriteron CD-ROMintermediate to advanced (B1–C2)Helps students learn the language they need to write academicEnglish, whatever their chosen subject. This is the only learner’s dictionary to focus exclusively on academicEnglish. Helps students learn the words and phrases used in academic supplement to any course or for individual study.writing, and how to use them in their own academic written work.Shows how to link words together, how to build phrases andsentences, and how to present a convincing argument. Enables students to develop an academic writing style that is clear,precise and appropriate.07 Challenge yourselfA Complete the text, using the connectors in the box.but consequently in brief in other words namely sincesubsequently that is to sayLegal tourism, 1, the practice of bringing a case to court in whateverjurisdiction is deemed most favourable, has increased markedly over the past tenyears. It is particularly noticeable in two areas of law, 2divorce andlibel.although a couple may both be citizens of a certain country, and may meet andmarry and 3live in that country, there is little to stop the aggrievedparty (4, the spouse who wants the divorce) from initiating legalproceedings wherever that person thinks the case is most likely to succeed.International legal disputes tend to be expensive, 5in the case ofvery rich people (or, as the jargon has it, ‘high-net-worth individuals’), the gamblecan prove worthwhile.the laws surrounding marriage break-up vary widely aroundthe world, some lawyers and their wealthy clients shop around. English divorcelaws are perceived to favour the less wealthy spouse, usually the wife, and7the English courts are seeing more and more divorces in whichneither party has a strong connection to England. 8, the system isbeing abused.6 Includes a 48-page Oxford Academic Writing Tutor. The dictionary is informed by the 85-million-word Oxford Corpus ofAWL GLossArylegal connected withthe lawAcademic English and shows how general English words are used indifferent ways across academic subject areas such as the humanitiesand the physical, life, and social sciences.couple two peoplewho are married or ina romantic or sexualrelationshipinitiate to makesomething beginproceedings theprocess of using a courtto settle a disagreementor to deal with acomplaintvary to change or bedifferent according tothe situationperceive to understandor think of something ina particular wayOxford Academic iWriter on CD-ROMThe interactive Oxford Academic iWriter on CD-ROM provides modeltexts and tips which show how to structure and write a range ofassignments, such as essays, case studies and dissertations.B Correct the underlined phrases if necessary in this description of African safaris.Some phrases are correct.1Due to the steep drop in the numbers of big game (2i.e. elephant, rhino,lion), hunt organizers had to take drastic action in the 1960s and 1970s.3Since local extinctions gathered pace, they saw their livelihoods at risk. 4Inorder to preserve the habitat, they pressed for legal changes, 5such that theestablishment of national parks. 6Meanwhile as the decline in big game huntingcame the increase in non-lethal pursuits. The purpose of these journeys was7to track and shoot the animals, 8but no longer with rifles. These ‘camerasafaris’ began as an organized activity in Kenya and South Africa. 9As 2010 theindustry was valued globally at hundreds of millions of dollars. This branch ofeco-tourism, carried on mostly at the level of small-scale businesses, has largerpolitical ramifications in that governments and local authorities may choose tosupport it, 10 for example, by building up the infrastructure, providing financialencouragement, producing tourist material, and so on.07007 Challenge yourselfOEAPG 3P.indb 70Oxford Grammar for EAP21/11/2012 15:04978 0 19 432999 6Oxford Learner’s Dictionary of Academic English978 0 19 433350 455
EBrngitishlish EforAcademic sPurposesng lishSk illCOur sesThink critically.Succeed academically.Q: Skills for SuccessM First Place/Ancillary Series School PublishingThe Book Industry Guild of New YorkBEGINNER TO ADVANCED (A1–C1)Series consultants: Ann Snow, Lawrence J Zwier and Cheryl Boyd ZimmermanThe course that connects critical thinking, language skills and student learningoutcomes. The Reading and Writing and Listening and Speaking strands can be used separately or together to form a complete 200-hour programme at each level.newe-BooksQ e-books with enhanced interactivity areavailable for iPad and tablets for Android viathe Oxford Learner’s Bookshelf app.See page 58 for details.Q’s question-centred approach provides a unique critical thinking framework for eachunit, developing key cognitive and language skills essential for academic success. Clearly labelled learning outcomes help students to become more responsiblelearners. Reading and listening texts expose students to high-interest topics which inspire themto formulate an individual voice around the unit topic. new Q Assessment and Resources on Q Online Practice provides teachers with unittests, mid terms and finals, and comprehension worksheets. Online Practice alsoincludes practice activities for every unit. Q iTools provides an interactive presentation tool for the classroom, and encouragesactive participation with Student Book material, audio and video. Also includes tests,test preparation worksheets and additional resources.fectLearning OutcOmerbsIn a group presentation,describe key aspects of abuilding that the groupmembers have designed.splesLearning outcomes areclearly stated at the startand end of the units?Unit QUesTIoNHow can colorsbe useful? Play video and audio instantly at point ofThought-provoking unit questionsprovide a clear focus for the unitsand encourage students to thinkcritically from the starta Discuss these questions with your classmates.Why can wearing black clothes at night be dangerous? Whydo traffic police sometimes wear orange?Look at the photo. Why do you think the butterfly is yellow?b Discuss the Unit Question above with your classmates.or recording notes anywhere on the page.Listen to The Q Classroom, Track 13 on CD 1, to hear other answers.21Q: Skills for SuccessReading and WritingStudent Book with Online Practicee-BookTeacher’s Book with Testing Program CD-ROMClass Audio CDsListening and SpeakingStudent Book with Online Practicee-BookTeacher’s Book with Testing Program CD-ROMClass Audio CDsQ: Skills for Success iTools56writing and typing tools.Instant marking enables students to checktheir progress independently. Links to Q Online Practice. Students can personalize learning by typingImagine you want to paint your house. What color do youchoose? Why?Q LS 475601 SB2 U02.indd 21 Slow down audio to hear every word clearly. Interact with the text and activities using Preview the Unit7/26/10 1:28:48 PMuse.Reduced sample page from Q: Skills for SuccessListening and Speaking Student Book 27/26/10 1:28:51 PMIntroductoryLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5978 0 19 475650 1978 0 19 404037 2978 0 19 475651 8978 0 19 475644 0978 0 19 475622 8978 0 19 404039 6978 0 19 475627 3978 0 19 475632 7978 0 19 475623 5978 0 19 404041 9978 0 19 475628 0978 0 19 475633 4978 0 19 475624 2978 0 19 404043 3978 0 19 475629 7978 0 19 475634 1978 0 19 475625 9978 0 19 404045 7978 0 19 475630 3978 0 19 475635 8978 0 19 475642 6978 0 19 404047 1978 0 19 475631 0978 0 19 475636 5978 0 19 475646 4978 0 19 404036 5978 0 19 475647 1978 0 19 475645 7978 0 19 475686 0978 0 19 475610 5978 0 19 404038 9978 0 19 475615 0978 0 19 475605 1978 0 19 475688 4978 0 19 475611 2978 0 19 404040 2978 0 19 475616 7978 0 19 475606 8978 0 19 475690 7978 0 19 475612 9978 0 19 404042 6978 0 19 475617 4978 0 19 475607 5978 0 19 475692 1978 0 19 475613 6978 0 19 404044 0978 0 19 475618 1978 0 19 475608 2978 0 19 475694 5978 0 19 475604 4978 0 19 404046 4978 0 19 475619 8978 0 19 475609 9978 0 19 475696 9
Inside SeriesThe Academic Word List in ContextBEGINNER TO ADVANCED (A1–C1)Series Director: Cheryl Boyd Zimmerman Explicit skills instruction provides the foundation for academic achievement. iTools brings the book, audio and video together in one classroompresentation tool.Acquisition of the Academic Word List provides students with thelanguage they need for studying academic content areas.The Inside Track to Academic AchievementforthcomingInside ReadingInside WritingSecond EditionM Winner David E. Eskey Award (First Edition)Beginner to Advanced (A1–C1)Arline Burgmeier, Rachel Lange,Jennifer Bixby, Nigel Caplan,Kate Adams AND WALTON BURNSbeginner to Advanced (A1–C1)Arline Burgmeier, Kent Richmond,Bruce Rubin and Lawrence J Zwier Writing techniques, including analyzing Explicit reading skills, such as inference,working with graphs and tables, annotationand recognizing context clues, provide thefoundation for effective, critical reading. High-interest texts from academic contentareas, such as psychology, engineering, thearts, technology and business, motivatestudents. new e-Books for iPad and tablets forAndroid via the Oxford Learner’s Bookshelfapp. See page 58 for details.audience and purpose, providing a hookand using correct register, prepare studentsfor academic writing. Writing models show examples of authenticforthcoming2015Inside Listening andSpeakingBeginner to Advanced (A1–C1)Angela Blackwell, Therese Naber,Kristin Sherman, Daniel e Hamlin,Karen Hamilton, Lawrence Lawson ANDLINDA-MARIE KOZA Explicit skills instruction, such as note-taking, listening for key concepts, givingpresentations and asking for clarification,develop effective speaking and listening.academic text types and allow students toanalyze what makes a text effective beforecreating their own, developing their skills asacademic writers. Authentic videos present useful languageensure students are good writers on both asentence and essay level. Pronunciation instruction ensures students Grammar and vocabulary instructionInside Reading, Second EditionStudent Booke-BookiToolsIntroductory978 0 19 441626 9978 0 19 441643 6978 0 19 441636 8Level 1978 0 19 441627 6978 0 19 441644 3978 0 19 441637 5Level 2978 0 19 441628 3978 0 19 441645 0978 0 19 441638 2Level 3978 0 19 441629 0978 0 19 441646 7978 0 19 441639 9Level 4978 0 19 441630 6978 0 19 441647 4978 0 19 441640 5Inside WritingStudent BookiToolse-BookIntroductory978 0 19 460106 1978 0 19 460114 6978 0 19 460109 2Level 1978 0 19 460116 0978 0 19 460124 5978 0 19 460119 1Level 2978 0 19 460126 9978 0 19 460134 4978 0 19 460129 0Level 3978 0 19 460136 8978 0 19 460144 3978 0 19 460139 9Level 4978 0 19 460146 7978 0 19 460154 2978 0 19 460149 8Inside Listening and SpeakingStudent BookiToolse-BookIntroductory978 0 19 471904 9978 0 19 471905 6978 0 19 471910 0Level 1978 0 19 471913 1978 0 19 471914 8978 0 19 471919 3Level 2978 0 19 471923 0978 0 19 471924 7978 0 19 471929 2Level 3978 0 19 471933 9978 0 19 471934 6978 0 19 471939 1Level 4978 0 19 471943 8978 0 19 471944 5978 0 19 471949 0in a variety of academic contexts, includinglectures, presentations, study sessions andgroup discussions.are articulate and clear speakers.57e ng lish for academic purposesNew
strategies forAcademic Listeningand SpeakingLectureready 2strategies forAcademic Listeningand Speaking2Peg SaroSyKathy SheraKE D I T I O NE D I T I O NE D I T I O NIncludesLectureready 3strategies forAcademic Listeningand SpeakingS E C O N DS E C O N DS E C O N DE ng lish for Academ ic PurposesLectureready 1Includesstudent accessCode toIncludesstudent accessCode tostudent accessCode toLaurie FrazierShaLLe LeemingSerieS DirectorSPeg SaroSyKathy SheraK2Peg SaroSyKathy SheraK2Lecture ReadyOpen ForumSecond Editionelementary to Advanced (A2–C1)Angela Blackwell, Therese Naber, Janie Duncanand Amy ParkerStrategies for Academic Listening andSpeakinglow-INTERMEDIATE TO upper-intermediate (B1–B2)SERIES EDITORS: PEG SAROSY AND KATHY SHERAK WITHLAURIE FRAZIER AND SHALLE LEEMINGAcademic Listening and SpeakingA listening and speaking series that prepares students for academic work.Lecture Ready Second Edition prepares students for listening, notetaking, presentations and academic discussions through videos ofrealistic and engaging lectures. Techniques for listening within an academic context preparestudents for the challenges of academic work. Note-taking section in each chapter introduces key strategies forrecording information. Explicit presentation skills prepare students for public speaking, arequirement in today’s academic and professional world. Audio and video download allows practice anytime, anywhere. new Video-based assessment tracks progress to show whatOpen Forum provides exposure to academic content areas – whiledeveloping essential listening and speaking skills. Interesting and engaging listening texts presented in real language. Many opportunities for conversation practice and student interaction. Focused vocabulary and pronunciation sections. The Student’s Site offers downloadable MP3s and worksheets formore listening practice.Open ForumStudent BookAnswer Key and Test BookletAudio CDsLevel 1978 0 19 436109 5978 0 19 441779 2978 0 19 436110 1students have mastered, and where they still need help.Level 2978 0 19 436111 8978 0 19 441775 4978 0 19 436112 5Level 3978 0 19 436113 2978 0 19 441780 8978 0 19 436114 9New NEW e-Books available for iPad or tablets for Android via the OxfordLearner’s Bookshelf app.Videos of presentation skills provide models for students to use intheir own presentationsLecture Ready, Second EditionStudent Book Packe-BookiToolsTeacher Access Card Pack (all levels)58Level 1978 0 19 441727 3978 0 19 441697 9978 0 19 441724 2978 0 19 441730 3Level 2978 0 19 441728 0978 0 19 441698 6978 0 19 441725 9Level 3978 0 19 441729 7978 0 19 441699 3978 0 19 441726 6Our new e-books for iPad and tablets for Android offer ourcoursebooks and Readers in digital form, with interactivefeatures designed specifically for language learners. Availablevia the new Oxford Learner’s Bookshelf app.Watch instant video, listen to audio tracks at different speeds,improve pronunciation and send homework to teachers.Go to www.oup.com/elt/fingertips for the latest titles.See:Headway Academic Skills page 53Q: Skills for Success page 56Inside Reading page 57Lecture Ready page 58Effective Academic Writing page 59Tactics for Listening page 62Select Readings page 63Totally True page 63Readers page 98
Strategies for Success in Academic WritingElementary to advanced (A2–C1)Robert F Cohen, Judith L Miller, Mary R Colonnaand Judy E GilbertGuidelines, strategies and practice in writing for academic success.Effective Academic WritingSecond EditionBEGINNER to UPPER-INTERMEDIATE (A1–B2)Alice Savage, Patricia Mayer, Masoud Shafiei, Rhonda Liss andJason DavisEffective Academic Writing, Second Edition has a new IntroductoryLevel, more academic content, a colourful design and digitalresources for teachers and students. Introductory Level provides support and instruction for success inthe lowest-level writing courses. Content-related assignments with academic vocabulary and Reason To Write takes students through the writing process fromgenerating ideas, drafting and revising, to proof-reading and editing. The first two books in the series concentrate on paragraph writing;the last two books focus on essay writing. Each theme-based unit contains a short, thought-provoking readingpassage to spark students’ interest and provides meaningful issuesto write about. Accompanying activities establish a framework for lively, in-depth discussion and the development of analytical thinking skills.All instruction in each unit is thoroughly integrated with the themeand the writing objectives, so that students can easily move fromthe preparatory stages of writing to the completion of a final writtenpiece.readings prepare students for the academic classroom. Step-by-step Writing Process guides and refines writing skills. Models of student essays enhance learners’ comprehension ofwriting modes.Well Readand interactive grammar exercises, writing assignments and timedwriting tests for extensive writing practice.Elementary to Advanced (A2–C1)Mindy Pasternak, Elisaveta Wrangell, Laurie Blass,Kate Dobiecka and Karen Wiederholtwhen students need it most.Brings reading to life with engaging texts, key strategies and effectiveteacher support. An extensive, yet structured writing task is included in every unit. new Effective Academic Writing Online includes new digital content new Online Grammar Practice provides extra practice where and new Online Writing Tutor improves academic writing inside andoutside the classroom.Skills and Strategies for Reading Authentic texts with graphical representations such as charts,graphs or timelines. new Online Timed Writing Tests, including IELTS, TOEFL and TOEIC - Key reading skills for effective, critical reading, as well as adaptablestyle tests, prepare students for success in international exams.vocabulary strategies. Additional teacher resources at www.oup.com/elt/teacher/eaw Writing and online extension activities allow students to synthesizenew e-Books for iPad or tablets for Android via the Oxford Learner’s content and make it their own.Bookshelf app. See page 58 for details. PowerPoint Teaching Tool with dynamic graphics brings material tolife. ExamView Pro Test Generator for customizable tests and quizzes.Effective AcademicWriting, SecondEditionStudent Book with OnlinePracticee-BookStudent Online PracticeAccess CardTeacher Online Practice AccessCode CardIntroductoryReason To WriteStudent BookHigh-Beginner Pre-Intermediate IntermediateAdvanced978 0 19 431120 5 978 0 19 436771 4 978 0 19 436773 8 978 0 19 436583 3Level 1Level 2Level 3978 0 19 432345 1 978 0 19 432346 8 978 0 19 432347 5 978 0 19 432348 2978 0 19 404048 8 978 0 19 404049 5 978 0 19 404050 1 978 0 19 404051 8978 0 19 432349 9 978 0 19 432350 5 978 0 19 432351 2 978 0 19 432352 9978 0 19 433230 9 978 0 19 433231 6 978 0 19 433233 0 978 0 19 433232 3Well ReadLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Student Book978 0 19 476100 0 978 0 19 476102 4 978 0 19 476104 8 978 0 19 476106 2Instructor Pack with ExamViewPro Test Generator978 0 19 476110 9 978 0 19 476111 6 978 0 19 476112 3 978 0 19 476113 059E ng lish for Academic PurposesReason To Write
Headway Academic Skills Lower-eLementary to upper-IntermedIate (a1-B2) Headway Academic Skills Introductory Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Reading, Writing, and Study Skills Student's Book 978 0 19 474168 2 978 0 19 474159 0 978 0 19 474160 6 978 0 19 474161 3
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