Language and reflection : an integrated approach to teaching English (edition 1992)

by Anne Ruggles Gere

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1. Why Teach English? 2. Reading Kids and Classrooms. 3. Becoming an English Teacher: Theory into Practice. 4. Language As Artifact. 5. Language As Development. 6. Language As Expression. 7. Language As Social Construct: Community, Collaboration and Empowerment. 8. Exploring and Evaluating Theories. 9. Evaluation. 10. The Social Dimensions of Schooling. Index.… (more)

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Title:	Language and reflection : an integrated approach to teaching English
Authors:	Anne Ruggles Gere
Info:	New York: Macmillan; c1992. xii, 304 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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1. Why Teach English? 2. Reading Kids and Classrooms. 3. Becoming an English Teacher: Theory into Practice. 4. Language As Artifact. 5. Language As Development. 6. Language As Expression. 7. Language As Social Construct: Community, Collaboration and Empowerment. 8. Exploring and Evaluating Theories. 9. Evaluation. 10. The Social Dimensions of Schooling. Index.

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