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English language teaching materials (textbooks) play a very important role in many language classrooms, but recently there have been a lot of debate throughout the English language teaching profession based on the actual role of materials used for teaching English as a foreign language. Arguments have encompassed both the potential and the limitations of materials used for guiding students through the learning processes and curriculum as well as the needs and preferences of teachers who are using the textbooks that are available. Other issues that have arisen in recent years include textbook…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
English language teaching materials (textbooks) play
a very important role in many language classrooms,
but recently there have been a lot of debate
throughout the English language teaching profession
based on the actual role of materials used for
teaching English as a foreign language. Arguments
have encompassed both the potential and the
limitations of materials used for guiding students
through the learning processes and curriculum as
well as the needs and preferences of teachers who
are using the textbooks that are available. Other
issues that have arisen in recent years include
textbook design and practicality, methodological
validity, the role of textbooks in innovation, the
authenticity of materials in terms of their
representation of language, communicative textbooks,
and balance in presenting the language skills as
well as cultural components.
The purpose of this book is to report the findings
on a study carried out in 2006 into how Iranian
textbooks could be made more communicative. The
textbooks referred to are three English language
textbooks which are currently used in Iranian
Secondary Schools.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. MAHDI DAHMARDEH has received his BA in English Language
Translation from Iran. He has then come to Great Britain in
order to pursuit his studies. He has received his PhD from the
University of Warwick and his MA in TEFL from Lancaster
University. Dr. Dahmardeh s academic interest lies in CLT along
with research on TEFL/TESL.