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basic : teacher's manual ISBN 9780201357066
Description
"NorthStar" is an integrated, four-level series with two powerful strands. One focuses on developing listening and speaking skills, whilst the other focuses on reading and writing. The parallel books are linked at each level by theme, grammar and vocabulary.
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intermediate : teacher's manual ISBN 9780201357073
Description
"NorthStar" is an integrated, four-level series with two powerful strands. One focuses on developing listening and speaking skills, whilst the other focuses on reading and writing. The parallel books are linked at each level by theme, grammar and vocabulary.
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high intermediate : teacher's manual ISBN 9780201357080
Description
"NorthStar" is an integrated, four-level series with two powerful strands. One focuses on developing listening and speaking skills, whilst the other focuses on reading and writing. The parallel books are linked at each level by theme, grammar and vocabulary.
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advanced : teacher's manual ISBN 9780201357097
Description
"NorthStar" is an integrated, four-level series with two powerful strands. One focuses on developing listening and speaking skills, whilst the other focuses on reading and writing. The parallel books are linked at each level by theme, grammar and vocabulary.
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advanced ISBN 9780201694215
Description
Advanced Level NorthStar is an innovative five-level, integrated-skills series for learners of English as a Second Language or English as a Foreign Language. The series is divided into two strands: listening/speaking and reading/writing. There are four books in each strand, taking students from Basic to Advanced. The two books at each level explore different aspects of the same contemporary themes such as the effect of food on mood, experimental punishments for juvenile offenders, the role of cars in modern life, privacy in the workplace, and alternative medicine. The parallel books in each strand are linked by grammar and vocabulary as well, providing the opportunity to recycle and reinforce the language while the content remains fresh and exciting.
Table of Contents
Introduction. 1. My Time in a Bottle. Theme: Addiction. Reading One: My Time in a Bottle, Mickey Mantle. Reading Two: Mick's Toughest Inning, Cathy Burke. Grammar: Unreal Conditions. Style: Elements of Autobiographical Writing. 2. A Bridge Across the Generations. Theme: Aging. Reading One: Senior Citizens at Wilton High. Reading Two: I Don't Feel or Look My Age, Susan Scalone-Bonnici. Grammar: Noun Clauses. Style: Introductory Paragraphs and Thesis Statements. 3. The Road to Success. Theme: Personality. Reading One: Gotta Dance, Jackson Jodie Daviss. Reading Two: Keeping Your Confidence Up, Dennis O'Grady. Grammar: Identifying and Non-identifying Adjective Clauses. Style: Paragraph Development--Supporting a Topic Sentence with Illustration and Conclusion. 4. Water, Water Everywhere. Theme: Our Environment--Water. Reading One: The Great Flood of '93, Alan Mairson. Reading Two: The Bounty of the Sea, Jacques Cousteau. Grammar: Adverb Clauses and Discourse Connectors Expressing Cause and Effect. Style: Cause-and-Effect Essays. 5. What is Lost in Translation? Theme: Cross-cultural Insights. Reading One: Lost in Translation, Eva Hoffman, and The Struggle to Be an All-American Girl, Elizabeth Wong. Reading Two: In One School, Many Sagas, Alan Riding. Grammar: Adverb Clauses of Comparison and Contrast. Style: Comparison and Contrast Essays. 6. The Landscape of Faith. Theme: Religion. Reading One: Peace Prevails, Claudia Dreifus. Reading Two: Religion, Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia. Grammar: Definite and Indefinite Articles with Count and Non-Count Nouns. Style: Writing a Definition Essay. 7. Managing a Career. Theme: Business. Reading One: The Expanding Role of Temps, Hal Lancaster. Reading Two: Coca Cola Thinks International, Alan M. Rugman and Richard M. Hodgetts. Grammar: Specific Uses of Gerunds and Infinitives. Style: Cover Letters and Resumes. 8. When the Soldier is a Woman. Theme: The Military. Reading One: Women at War, Glamour. Reading Two: In Peace, Women Warriors Rank Low, James C. McKinley, Jr. Grammar: Direct and Indirect Speech. Style: Paragraph Development--Writing a Summary. 9. The Cellist of Sarajevo. Theme: The Arts. Reading One: The Cellist of Sarajevo, Paul Sullivan. Reading Two: The Soloist, Mark Salzman. Grammar: Reporting Ideas and Facts with Passives. Style: Using Descriptive Language. 10. The Right to Read. Theme: First Amendment Issues. Reading One: Book Banning Must Be Stopped,Marcia Cohen. Reading Two: Some Books That Have Been Banned from School Libraries. Grammar: Review of Verb Tenses. Style: Argumentative Essays. Answer Key.
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intermediate ISBN 9780201694222
Description
"NorthStar" is an integrated, four-level series with two powerful strands. One focuses on developing listening and speaking skills, whilst the other focuses on reading and writing. The parallel books are linked at each level by theme, grammar and vocabulary.
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basic ISBN 9780201694239
Description
Basic Level NorthStar is an innovative five-level, integrated-skills series for learners of English as a Second Language or English as a Foreign Language. The series is divided into two strands: listening/speaking and reading/writing. There are four books in each strand, taking students from Basic to Advanced. The two books at each level explore different aspects of the same contemporary themes such as the effect of food on mood, experimental punishments for juvenile offenders, the role of cars in modern life, privacy in the workplace, and alternative medicine. The parallel books in each strand are linked by grammar and vocabulary as well, providing the opportunity to recycle and reinforce the language while the content remains fresh and exciting.
Table of Contents
1. Finding the Ideal Job. Theme: Work. Listening One: Finding the Ideal Job. Listening Two: The Ideal Job. Grammar: Descriptive Adjectives and Possessive Adjectives. Style: The Sentence. 2. Guarding Nature with Greenbelts. Theme: The Country and the City. Listening One: About the Bay Area's Greenbelt and Greenbelt Alliance. Listening Two: Kenya's Greenbelt Movement. Grammar: Simple Past. Style: Punctuation. 3. Making Money. Theme: Money. Listening One: Making Money. Listening Two: I Made It Myself. Grammar: Comparisons with Adjectives. Style: Transition Words of Addiction and Contrast. 4. Save the Elephants. Theme: Animals. Listening One: Save the Elephants. Listening Two: Save a Logger--Eat an Owl. Grammar: Wh-Questions in the Simple Present Tense. Style: Letter Writing. 5. Swimming across Borders. Theme: Sports. Listening One: Swimming to Open Up Borders. Listening Two: The Athlete's Life. Grammar: Present Progressive: Affirmative and Negative Statements. Style: Transition Words of Time. 6. Scrub, Scour, and Smile. Theme: Male and Female Roles. Listening One: Housework. Listening Two: Good-bye to (Some) Housework. Grammar: Adverbs and Expressions of Frequency. Style: Poetry. 7. Organic Produce: Is It Worth the Price? Theme: Food. Listening One: Organic Produce versus Nonorganic Produce. Listening Two: What's in Our Food? Grammar: Count and Non-Count Nouns. Style: Audience. 8. A Cheap Way to Travel. Theme: Travel. Listening One: Low on Cash? Try Paris for a Vacation! Listening Two: An E-Mail Mix-Up. Grammar: Modals: Can and Could for Ability and Possibility. Style: Connecting Sentences with And and But. 9. The Winter Blues. Theme: Health and Illness. Listening One: Seasonal Affect Disorder. Listening Two: Sunrise and Sunset Times around the World. Grammar: Modal: Should. Style: Using Direct Speech. 10. Developing your Psychic Ability. Theme: Unexplained Phenomena. Listening One: Developing Your Psychic Ability. Listening Two: Exercises to Develop Your Psychic Ability. Grammar: Expressing Future Predictions and Plans. Style: Using Examples.
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high intermediate ISBN 9780201846690
Description
"NorthStar" is an integrated, four-level series with two powerful strands. One focuses on developing listening and speaking skills, whilst the other focuses on reading and writing. The parallel books are linked at each level by theme, grammar and vocabulary.
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