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Research For Materials Development In Language Learning Evidence For Best Practice Brian Tomlinson

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Research For Materials Development In Language Learning Evidence For Best Practice Brian Tomlinson
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Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.04 MB
Pages: 432
Author: Brian Tomlinson, Hitomi Masuhara
ISBN: 9781441122933, 1441122931
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Research For Materials Development In Language Learning Evidence For Best Practice Brian Tomlinson by Brian Tomlinson, Hitomi Masuhara 9781441122933, 1441122931 instant download after payment.

This title examines current research in materials development and discusses their implications for the learning and teaching of languages. Recently there has been a dramatic increase in the attention given to materials development as an academic discipline. More universities are including modules on materials development on their MA in applied linguistics courses and more students are studying materials development in their PhD research. Yet to date there has been no publication focusing on reporting and discussing the results of research in materials development. This fills that gap, reporting on the results of recent research projects in materials development and discussing their implications for the learning and teaching of languages. The editors' introduction outlines the rationale, scope and objectives of the book and reviews previously published reports of research in materials development. There are concluding chapters which point out implications for second language acquisition theory and research methodology. The book features suggest applications of the reported research for materials development and proposals for future action in research in materials development for language teaching.

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