
Language Learning in Distance Education by Cynthia White
Distance learning presents language teachers and learners with a new set of challenges, opportunities and practical realities. This book presents a comprehensive overview of important issues within the field and explores the ways in which all participants are adapting their practices in response to the new learning environment.-
Discourse Analysis for Language Teachers
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Developing Reading Skills
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Testing for Language Teachers
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Psychology for Language Teachers
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English for Academic Purposes
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Teaching Languages to Young Learners
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Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching
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English for Specific Purposes
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Designing Tasks for the Communicative Classroom
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Research Methods in Language Learning
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The Language Teaching Matrix
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Listening in the Language Classroom
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Motivational Strategies in the Language Classroom
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Communicative Language Teaching
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Materials Development in Language Teaching
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Vocabulary
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Language Test Construction and Evaluation
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Course Design
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Rules, Patterns and Words
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Group Dynamics in the Language Classroom
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Focus on the Language Classroom
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Second Language Teacher Education
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Collaborative Action Research for English Language Teachers
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Lessons from Good Language Learners
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Teaching and Learning Languages
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Developments in English for Specific Purposes
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Affect in Language Learning
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Task-Based Language Teaching
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Teacher Learning in Language Teaching
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The Dynamics of the Language Classroom
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Classroom Decision-Making
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Motivating Learners, Motivating Teachers
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Discourse and Language Education
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Teaching the Spoken Language
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Communicative Methodology
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Foreign and Second Language Learning
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Discourse and Context in Language Teaching
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Principles of Course Design for Language Teaching
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Values, Philosophies, and Beliefs in TESOL: Making a Statement
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Interactive Language Teaching
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Collaborative Language Learning and Teaching
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Society and the Language Classroom
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Establishing Self-Access
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The Experience of Language Teaching
'Not only does White offer a comprehensive guide to the study of languages at a distance, but much credit should also be given to the author for her successful efforts in unraveling the ever increasing number of competing definitions, overlapping concepts and eclectic approaches that have mushroomed in the field in recent yearsIndeed, although White states that the volume will be of particular interest to anyone who has [already] worked within distance learning contexts, I would argue that it is just as suitable for readers with little or no prior expertise in language learning at a distance … I can hardly recommend Language learning in distance education highly enough, as a truly groundbreaking contribution to the study of its topic … provides a sound basis for future research into how distance language learners respond to and reconceptualize their particular learning environments.' Open Learning
Cynthia White is a University of Arizona Associate Professor of Classics. She has published various essays on classical and medieval Latin texts as well as Latin pedagogy, and she is now working on The Northumberland Bestiary: An Edition with Translation and Commentary, which will be published in the near future.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780521894555 |
| ISBN 10 | 0521894557 |
| Title | Language Learning in Distance Education |
| Author | Cynthia White |
| Series | Cambridge Language Teaching Library |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Cambridge University Press |
| Year published | 2003-11-20 |
| Number of pages | 280 |
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