
Part of an integrated Spanish programme designed to help students gain a working knowledge of the language, the series comprises a grammar text, a workbook, a literary reader, a cultural reader and an activities book. The books all share a common grammatical and thematic organization which should facilitate a flexible approach to teaching. The books all increase in difficulty at about the same rate. This reader introduces readers to various aspects of contemporary and traditional culture in the Spanish-speaking world. Readings are accompanied by activities. The readings include interviews given by Spanish people on a variety of themes.
This book serves as a structured literary reader designed to facilitate the acquisition of Spanish language proficiency through exposure to contemporary and traditional cultural texts. The authors, Mary Lee and Dvorak Trisha Bretz, developed this text as part of an integrated pedagogical system. By aligning the reader with a broader grammatical and thematic framework, the authors provide a scaffolded approach to language learning that increases in complexity alongside the student's developing skills.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Educators frequently utilize this text for its thematic consistency with the broader series, which allows for a cohesive classroom experience. Experts note that the inclusion of authentic interview material provides a practical application for students moving beyond basic vocabulary acquisition.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1992-01-01
Publisher:
Mcgraw-Hill College
ISBN-10:
0070076839
ISBN-13:
9780070076839
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