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Welcome to
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Pearson
Longman Announces New Solutions for Grades K-12
Pearson Longman now provides a full line of
educational products for grades K-12. Two
new multi-level programs, Longman Cornerstone
(K-5) and Longman
Keystone (6-12), designed for elementary and
secondary English learners
and struggling readers, build critical academic vocabulary and
transferable skills.
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Four
Models for Online Learning
Thanks to the internet, students can access
software that is available anywhere, anytime,
without being tied down to a language lab. But how do you integrate
online software into your curriculum? This article describes four
models that may work for the students and teachers in your program.
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Professional
Development Online!
"One of the most invigorating things about
teaching is that you never stop learning." (H.D. Brown, Teaching
by Principles, Longman, 2007)
Pearson Longman's newest online
course, Teacher
Development Interactive, provides teachers with a solid
foundation of the most current ELT teaching methodology as well as
access to ongoing professional development—anytime,
anywhere!
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25
Million Students Can't Be Wrong
Side by Side has helped
more than 25 million students worldwide persist and succeed as language
learners. Now, in a special edition, Side by Side
Plus builds students' general language
proficiency and helps them apply these skills for success in daily life
and work.
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Less
Wasted Time—More Effective Writing Feedback
When was the last time you said,
"Woo-Hoo! I have 25 essays to correct, and most of them have
the same grammar mistakes repeated 37 times!" Fatigue from
endless surface-level errors is the single biggest complaint from
writing instructors. A new solution to this problem could save time for
teachers and deliver better results from students.
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How
Do We Build Our Dictionaries?
All Longman dictionaries are compiled using
the Longman Corpus
Network – a huge database of 330 million words
from a wide range of real-life sources such as books, newspapers and
magazines. All the information in our dictionaries, including example
sentences, is based on this corpus so you see only real English, as it
is really used.
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A
Description of Grammar-Based Teaching
The Azar
Grammar
Series uses a Grammar-Based Teaching (GBT) approach. Betty
Azar describes Grammar-Based Teaching, with some of the
methodological
considerations, assumptions, and practices of those who use
this
approach.
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