Foreign Language Teaching
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[Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, 6:2] 1983. iv, 103 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 17 October 2016
Published online on 17 October 2016
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Table of Contents
- Toward genuine individualisation in language course developmentAndrew Lian & Christine Mestre | pp. 1–19
- An introduction to the structure global audio visual approach to language learningJane Crawford & Luciana Trojer | pp. 20–29
- Video in the classroom: New perspectives on an underdeveloped mediumMarie Thérése Barbaux & Christine Béal | pp. 30–35
- The language of a conversation classBrian N. McCarthy | pp. 36–52
- CALL: The computer as a tool for language learningRoland Sussex | pp. 53–59
- The Butcher, The Baker, The Candlestick Maker: Some uses of dialogue generators in computer assisted foreign language learningB. K. Joy & A. P. Lian | pp. 60–71
- Introduction to the “statements“ by foreign language teachersMark Garner | p. 72
- Statement no. 1: As is the assessment so is the curriculumChris Reynolds | pp. 73–75
- Statement no. 2Giovanni Carsaniga | pp. 76–77
- Statement no. 3Orietta Wheatley | pp. 78–80
- Statement no. 4: Foreign languages and maths: some similarities in secondary schoolsMavis Tassicker | pp. 81–84
- Statement no. 5: Motivation and modern language learningIan Hill | pp. 85–90
- Review article: Contrastive analysisDavid Richards | pp. 91–103
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