
English for Management is the ideal text for helping students learn and apply management skills while they use and improve their English reading skills. Its simple, easy-to-use format facilitates use in all types of business English environments. Each chapter includes a practical reading passage that discusses a specific management skill, along with a helpful glossary. The text provides vocabulary exercises in a cloze format, while "Manage-ment Exercises" in each chapter encourage critical thinking through the use of role play within the application of management theory. This new text provides the optimum results for management preparation.
This text investigates the intersection of management theory and English language acquisition to determine how specialized reading materials can improve professional communication skills. Alejandra Martinez Avila utilizes a structured pedagogical framework designed for business English environments, integrating management concepts directly into language exercises. The book argues that by contextualizing vocabulary and critical thinking within management scenarios, students achieve higher proficiency in both their linguistic and professional capabilities.
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Educators frequently highlight this text as a practical tool for bridging the gap between language learning and business application. The straightforward format is often cited as a benefit for instructors working in diverse business English environments.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1995-11-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill College
ISBN-10:
0070018693
ISBN-13:
9780070018693
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