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Member Since:
March 22, 2015
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Lindsay Clandfield
Series
Training Course For ELT Writers
by Ros Wright,
Sue Kay,
Amanda McLoughlin,
Diane Hall,
Katy Simpson,
John Allison,
Katherine Bilsborough,
Rachael Roberts,
Karen Richardson,
Caroline Krantz,
Paul Dummett,
Sue Leather,
Mike Sayer,
Julie Moore,
Roy Norris,
Evan Frendo,
Jeremy Day,
Pete Sharma,
Kieran Donaghy,
Anna Whitcher,
Lindsay Clandfield,
John Hughes,
Kathryn Aldridge-Morris,
Lewis Lansford,
Sarah Cunningham,
Fiona Mauchline,
Laura Patsko,
Graham Burton,
Tyson Seburn,
Janet Aitchison,
& Philip Kerr
How To Write Vocabulary Presentations And Practice
How To Write ESP Materials
How ELT Publishing Works
How To Write Reading And Listening Activities
How To Write Critical Thinking Activities
How To Write Graded Readers
Sue Kay,
Amanda McLoughlin,
Diane Hall,
Katy Simpson,
John Allison,
Katherine Bilsborough,
Rachael Roberts,
Karen Richardson,
Caroline Krantz,
Paul Dummett,
Sue Leather,
Mike Sayer,
Julie Moore,
Roy Norris,
Evan Frendo,
Jeremy Day,
Pete Sharma,
Kieran Donaghy,
Anna Whitcher,
Lindsay Clandfield,
John Hughes,
Kathryn Aldridge-Morris,
Lewis Lansford,
Sarah Cunningham,
Fiona Mauchline,
Laura Patsko,
Graham Burton,
Tyson Seburn,
Janet Aitchison,
& Philip Kerr
How To Write Vocabulary Presentations And Practice
Price:
$10.00 USD.
How To Write ESP Materials
Price:
$10.00 USD.
How ELT Publishing Works
Price:
$10.00 USD.
How To Write Reading And Listening Activities
Price:
$10.00 USD.
How To Write Critical Thinking Activities
Price:
$10.00 USD.
How To Write Graded Readers
Price:
$10.00 USD.
Books
How To Plan A Book
by Lindsay Clandfield
Series: Training Course For ELT Writers.
Price:
$10.00 USD.
Words: 10,950.
Language:
British English.
Published: March 22, 2015
by
ELT.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » Professional development
Who better to write about planning a coursebook than award-winning writer Lindsay Clandfield? Lindsay describes different approaches to coursebook planning, drawing on his own experience, resulting in an engaging account of a potentially dry subject. With practical tasks to guide the reader, Lindsay looks into the future, and makes the point that whatever the format, courses still need planning.