A cross-cultural reading/writing text. The Instructor's Manual contains detailed notes and makes teaching suggestions for the Student's Book.
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The Instructor's Manual contains detailed notes and makes teaching suggestions for the Student's Book.
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Super! For use with any college students - not just ESL/EFL,
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This review is from: Guidelines: A Cross-Cultural Reading/Writing Text (Paperback)
I began using Guidelines (the first edition) in 1995 when it was essentially prescribed by an EFL colleague using it to teach another section of composition. I found it to be one of the best texts I've ever used for a comp class. The readings are genuinely engaging and students really felt motivated to reply in writing and with in-class discussion. Many years later, I'm no longer teaching composition, but keep this book on my shelf anyway since I never know when I will want to refer to one of the readings.
April Spencer Director, Office of International Programs U of Maine Farmington
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But too bad they left out the May Sarton essay...,
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This review is from: Guidelines: A Cross-Cultural Reading/Writing Text (Cambridge Academic Writing Collection) (Paperback)
I've used Guidelines for my advanced ESL composition course at a community college for the past six or seven years, and it's the best book I know of for the purpose. My only regret is that May Sarton's essay "The Rewards of Living a Solitary Life" was omitted from this new edition. I've had some great student papers that came from reading the Sarton essay back-to-back with Yezierska's "College," and considering the difference between solitude and loneliness. It's only a few pages--put it back in next time!
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I bought this book because im taking ESL class and I decided to get it from amazon because was cheaper than everywhere.
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