Principles of Course Design for Language Teaching by Janice Yalden

Principles of Course Design for Language Teaching by Janice Yalden

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ISBN 13	9780521312219
ISBN 10	0521312213
Title	Principles of Course Design for Language Teaching
Author	Janice Yalden
Series	Cambridge Language Teaching Library
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Cambridge University Press
Year published	1987-03-27
Number of pages	220
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