
Network uses social networking to link learners for common goals - shared language success and professional growth. Social networking themes are incorporated through a variety of classroom-based and online tasks. These provide an authentic and meaningful context for language learning. Network is easy to teach and easy to learn from - the one-page, one-lesson, one-learning outcome approach requires minimum preparation and helps you to track your students' progress. Additional resources include authentic video from the BBC Motion Gallery, iTools digital resources for interactive whiteboards, and Online Practice that you can assign and track.
This book investigates how social networking concepts can be utilized to facilitate language acquisition and professional development for students. The authors, Kristin Donnalley Sherman and Tom Hutchinson, leverage a structured pedagogical framework that integrates classroom activities with digital resources. By focusing on shared goals and authentic contexts, the text aims to streamline the learning process for both instructors and students.
What You Will Find
Educators frequently highlight the efficiency of the book's modular structure for classroom management and lesson planning. The text is recognized as a practical resource for instructors seeking to combine traditional language instruction with modern digital engagement tools.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2013-02-08
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0194671704
ISBN-13:
9780194671705
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