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First Published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
First Published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. November 1996
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 445g
- ISBN-13: 9780582258662
- ISBN-10: 0582258669
- Artikelnr.: 24418172
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. November 1996
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 445g
- ISBN-13: 9780582258662
- ISBN-10: 0582258669
- Artikelnr.: 24418172
Brian Kenny, William Savage
Abbreviations and Acronyms
Section 1: Setting the Scene
Section 2: Coping with Change
1. Language teaching in difficult circumstances, Glenda E. Fortez
2. Language and Education in Cambodia, Pit Chamnan and Audrey Cornish
3. Language and agriculture in the Lao PDR, Khamkheuane Vannasouk and
Seetha Khemmarath
4. Two language centers in Indonesia, Nasti M. Reksodiputro and Djasminar
Tasman
5. Teacher support teams in action, Ali bin Abdul Ghani and Lesley Randles
6. The shock of the new, Anne Hollingworth and Susan Spencer
7. Becoming a better teacher, I Dewa Gde Ngurah Byomantara and Sue Mace
Section 3: Teaching and Learning in Different Worlds
8. Cracking the code, Mark Henderson, Edward Reis and Alison Spice
9. Real play in Singapore, Dorothy Cheung
10. Talkbase in Vientiane, Brian Kenny and Matthew Laszewenski
11. An international Labor Organization Project in Cambodia, Graeme Storer
12. Discovering resources in Ho Chi Minh City, Terry Clayton and Jonathon
Shaw
13. Business visits in Papua New Guinea, George Kershaw
14. A Chinese Initiative, Jane Jackson, Jane Jackson, Terry Piper and Nancy
Yildiz
Section 4: Responding to the Players
15. Eight autumns in Hanoi, Patricia A. Denham
16. Donors and recipients, Harvey Smith
17. Consultants and counterparts, Dewi Murni and Susan Spencer
18. The political nature of needs, Steven L. Shaw
19. Sustaining a project, Marlyn P. Marpaung and Tim Kirk
20. Why projects fail, David R. Hall
21. Forward from Bangalore, Makhan L. Tickoo
Section 5: Language and Development
William Savage
Bibliography
Index
Section 1: Setting the Scene
Section 2: Coping with Change
1. Language teaching in difficult circumstances, Glenda E. Fortez
2. Language and Education in Cambodia, Pit Chamnan and Audrey Cornish
3. Language and agriculture in the Lao PDR, Khamkheuane Vannasouk and
Seetha Khemmarath
4. Two language centers in Indonesia, Nasti M. Reksodiputro and Djasminar
Tasman
5. Teacher support teams in action, Ali bin Abdul Ghani and Lesley Randles
6. The shock of the new, Anne Hollingworth and Susan Spencer
7. Becoming a better teacher, I Dewa Gde Ngurah Byomantara and Sue Mace
Section 3: Teaching and Learning in Different Worlds
8. Cracking the code, Mark Henderson, Edward Reis and Alison Spice
9. Real play in Singapore, Dorothy Cheung
10. Talkbase in Vientiane, Brian Kenny and Matthew Laszewenski
11. An international Labor Organization Project in Cambodia, Graeme Storer
12. Discovering resources in Ho Chi Minh City, Terry Clayton and Jonathon
Shaw
13. Business visits in Papua New Guinea, George Kershaw
14. A Chinese Initiative, Jane Jackson, Jane Jackson, Terry Piper and Nancy
Yildiz
Section 4: Responding to the Players
15. Eight autumns in Hanoi, Patricia A. Denham
16. Donors and recipients, Harvey Smith
17. Consultants and counterparts, Dewi Murni and Susan Spencer
18. The political nature of needs, Steven L. Shaw
19. Sustaining a project, Marlyn P. Marpaung and Tim Kirk
20. Why projects fail, David R. Hall
21. Forward from Bangalore, Makhan L. Tickoo
Section 5: Language and Development
William Savage
Bibliography
Index
Abbreviations and Acronyms
Section 1: Setting the Scene
Section 2: Coping with Change
1. Language teaching in difficult circumstances, Glenda E. Fortez
2. Language and Education in Cambodia, Pit Chamnan and Audrey Cornish
3. Language and agriculture in the Lao PDR, Khamkheuane Vannasouk and
Seetha Khemmarath
4. Two language centers in Indonesia, Nasti M. Reksodiputro and Djasminar
Tasman
5. Teacher support teams in action, Ali bin Abdul Ghani and Lesley Randles
6. The shock of the new, Anne Hollingworth and Susan Spencer
7. Becoming a better teacher, I Dewa Gde Ngurah Byomantara and Sue Mace
Section 3: Teaching and Learning in Different Worlds
8. Cracking the code, Mark Henderson, Edward Reis and Alison Spice
9. Real play in Singapore, Dorothy Cheung
10. Talkbase in Vientiane, Brian Kenny and Matthew Laszewenski
11. An international Labor Organization Project in Cambodia, Graeme Storer
12. Discovering resources in Ho Chi Minh City, Terry Clayton and Jonathon
Shaw
13. Business visits in Papua New Guinea, George Kershaw
14. A Chinese Initiative, Jane Jackson, Jane Jackson, Terry Piper and Nancy
Yildiz
Section 4: Responding to the Players
15. Eight autumns in Hanoi, Patricia A. Denham
16. Donors and recipients, Harvey Smith
17. Consultants and counterparts, Dewi Murni and Susan Spencer
18. The political nature of needs, Steven L. Shaw
19. Sustaining a project, Marlyn P. Marpaung and Tim Kirk
20. Why projects fail, David R. Hall
21. Forward from Bangalore, Makhan L. Tickoo
Section 5: Language and Development
William Savage
Bibliography
Index
Section 1: Setting the Scene
Section 2: Coping with Change
1. Language teaching in difficult circumstances, Glenda E. Fortez
2. Language and Education in Cambodia, Pit Chamnan and Audrey Cornish
3. Language and agriculture in the Lao PDR, Khamkheuane Vannasouk and
Seetha Khemmarath
4. Two language centers in Indonesia, Nasti M. Reksodiputro and Djasminar
Tasman
5. Teacher support teams in action, Ali bin Abdul Ghani and Lesley Randles
6. The shock of the new, Anne Hollingworth and Susan Spencer
7. Becoming a better teacher, I Dewa Gde Ngurah Byomantara and Sue Mace
Section 3: Teaching and Learning in Different Worlds
8. Cracking the code, Mark Henderson, Edward Reis and Alison Spice
9. Real play in Singapore, Dorothy Cheung
10. Talkbase in Vientiane, Brian Kenny and Matthew Laszewenski
11. An international Labor Organization Project in Cambodia, Graeme Storer
12. Discovering resources in Ho Chi Minh City, Terry Clayton and Jonathon
Shaw
13. Business visits in Papua New Guinea, George Kershaw
14. A Chinese Initiative, Jane Jackson, Jane Jackson, Terry Piper and Nancy
Yildiz
Section 4: Responding to the Players
15. Eight autumns in Hanoi, Patricia A. Denham
16. Donors and recipients, Harvey Smith
17. Consultants and counterparts, Dewi Murni and Susan Spencer
18. The political nature of needs, Steven L. Shaw
19. Sustaining a project, Marlyn P. Marpaung and Tim Kirk
20. Why projects fail, David R. Hall
21. Forward from Bangalore, Makhan L. Tickoo
Section 5: Language and Development
William Savage
Bibliography
Index