Description
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Textploitation is divided up into four different text types (articles, stories, conversations, tiny texts) and each section has a lesson from elementary to advanced. Each lesson focuses not just on one grammar point or piece of vocabulary but also looks at developing skills and training learners to be more autonomous. This is achieved through guided discovery and awareness raising activities, using the texts as a source.
Each lesson comes with a teaching tip and practical procedures designed to support teachers as they teach.
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Textploitation is divided up into four different text types (articles, stories, conversations, tiny texts) and each section has a lesson from elementary to advanced. Each lesson focuses not just on one grammar point or piece of vocabulary but also looks at developing skills and training learners to be more autonomous. This is achieved through guided discovery and awareness raising activities, using the texts as a source.
Each lesson comes with a teaching tip and practical procedures designed to support teachers as they teach.
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David Byrne has taught in Spain, South Korea, Ireland and England. He is now based in London as Curriculum Manager of EC English and the Regional Academic Director of Europe & South Africa. In his spare time, he writes teaching materials and fiction.Mark Heffernan has taught English for over 16 years, spending many of those years focusing on exam teaching. In 2016, he moved to Queen Mary University where he teachers EAP, is a materials writer and a module convenor. Together, he and David have written a popular blog and a teachers resource book, called Textploitation.
