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Cover |
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Title |
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Copyrights |
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Contents |
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List of Figures |
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List of Tables |
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Series Editors’ Preface |
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Acknowledgements |
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Notes on Contributors |
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1 Materials in ELT: Current Issues |
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Part IGlobal and Local Materials |
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2 The ELT Textbook |
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3 Global vs. Local: Does It Matter? |
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4 Adapting Materials to Meet the LiteracyNeeds of Young Bahraini Learners |
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5 Cultural Representations in AlgerianEnglish Textbooks |
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Part II Materials in the Classroom |
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6 Coping with New Teaching Approachesand Materials: An East-EuropeanEFL Teacher’s Interpretation ofCommunicative Teaching Activities |
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7 Materials Adaptation in Ghana:Teachers’ Attitudes and Practices |
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8 Multilevel Materials for MultilevelLearners |
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9 Designing Effective, Culturally, andLinguistically Responsive Pedagogy |
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Part III Materials and Technology |
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10 English Language Learning throughMobile Phones |
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11 Using Interactive Fiction for DigitalGame-based Language Learning |
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12 Using Web 2.0 Tools in CLIL |
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Part IV Materials and Teacher Education |
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13 The Story Reading Project: IntegratingMaterials Development with LanguageLearning and Teaching for NNESTeachers in Training |
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14 Teaching Pre-service EFL Teachers toAnalyse and Adapt Published Materials:An Experience from Brazil |
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15 Factors Influencing Japanese Teachers’Adoption of Communication-orientedTextbooks |
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16 Materials in ELT: Looking Ahead |
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Suggested Reading |
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Index |
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