Handbook of foreign language communication and learning
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Handbook of foreign language communication and learning
(Handbooks of applied linguistics : communication competence, language and communication problems, practical solutions, v. 6)
Mouton de Gruyter, c2009
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Contents of Works
- Introduction to the handbook series / Karlfried Knapp and Gerd Antos
- Introduction : developing foreign language communication : principles and practices / Karlfried Knapp, Barbara Seidlhofer, and Henry Widdowson
- What makes a language foreign? / Konrad Ehlich
- Multilingualism and foreign language teaching / Antje Wilton
- Foreign language teaching and educational policy / Rosamond Mitchell
- Learning and teaching multiple languages / Britta Hufeisen and Ulrike Jessner
- Developing links between second language acquisition and foreign language teaching / Vivian Cook
- Language awareness / Willis Edmondson
- The linguistic perspective / Henry Widdowson
- Cultural perspectives on language learning and teaching / Claire Kramsch
- The political perspective / Janina Brutt-Griffler
- The cognitive perspective: Age effects and/or critical periods? / Jean-Marc Dewaele
- Foreign language course design / Keith Johnson and Helen Johnson
- The methodology of foreign language teaching / Theodore Rodgers
- Autonomous language learning / Lienhard Legenhausen
- Teaching the spoken foreign language / Martin Bygate
- Teaching the written foreign language / Bill Grabe and Fredricka Stoller
- The principles of approach / Anthony Howatt
- Communicative language teaching / Michael Byram and Mari-Carmen Mendez
- Language for specific purposes vs. general language / Claus Gnutzmann
- Content and language integrated teaching / Dieter Wolff
- Computer assisted foreign language learning / Kurt Kohn
- Principles of testing and assessment / Tim McNamara
- Issues in certification / Annelie Knapp
- Evaluating curricula, courses and textbooks / Pauline Rea-Dickens and Richard Kiely