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020 | _a9781905085569 (Student Book) | ||
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035 | _a(StEdALDL)1/2665736 | ||
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_aUK-WkNB _beng _cUK-WkNB _dUkOxU _eJCRC |
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100 | 1 | _aRogers, Louis. | |
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_aReading Skills / _cLouis Rogers. |
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_aPeaslake, Surrey : _bDelta Publishing, _c2011. |
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_a128 p. : _bill. ; _c30 cm. |
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440 | _aDelta Academic Objectives | ||
500 | _a"CEF B2 to C1"--cover. | ||
505 | _a"Delta Academic Objectives: Reading Skills has been written to prepare students for academic reading, placing emphasis not only on extensive reading skills development, but also on continued language development through four main areas: Understanding the text, Critical thinking, Using the text and Language Focus. | ||
505 | _aUnderstanding the text activities develop essential comprehension skills, teaching student to further analyze texts and interpret standpoint and argument. | ||
505 | _aCritical thinking activities go on to actively develop students' abilities to critically engage with a text, teaching them to assess the strength of an argument or its validity, and constantly challenge the ideas of others. | ||
505 | _aUsing the text activities show students how to incorporate others' ideas with their own to formulate arguments and conclusions in academic writing. | ||
505 | _aLanguage Focus sections help students develop their knowledge of lexis typical of academic texts, enabling them to understand a wider range of texts and transfer their knowledge into their writing. | ||
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_aKey features:
_twritten for students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level _tthemes relate to a wide range of common academic subject fields _ttexts are both academic and common yo everyday life, thus accessible to all students _tcontains a section of exercises to practice vocabulary in the Academic Word List _tis supported by online resources consisting of a bank of extended reading texts with accompanying worksheets |
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505 | _aCONTENTS | ||
505 | _aIntroduction | ||
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_aUnit 1 Education
_tUnderstanding the text - Identifying purpose and audience _tUsing the text - Selecting texts _tCritical thinking - Identifying stance _tLanguage focus - 1. Selecting vocabulary -- 2. Identifying features of formal writing |
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_aUnit 2 Leadership
_tUnderstanding the text - Skimming vs. scanning _tUsing the text - Selecting information _tCritical thinking - Question to analyze texts _tLanguage focus - 1. The Academic Word List -- 2. Dictionary skills - meaning and context |
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_aUnit 3 Language learning
_tUnderstanding the text - Unknown vocabulary _tUsing the text - Summarizing _tCritical thinking - Fact and opinion _tLanguage focus - 1. Tense review - past and present simple -- 2. Common suffixes |
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_aUnit 4 Sustainability
_tUnderstanding the text - Predicting content _tUsing the text - Paraphrasing _tCritical thinking - Reasons and conclusions _tLanguage focus - 1. Prefixes -- 2. Dictionary skills - word form |
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_aUnit 5 Crime
_tUnderstanding the text - Identifying relationships between ideas and theories _tUsing the text - Discussing texts _tCritical thinking - Cause and connection _tLanguage focus - 1. Modals and hedging -- 2. Alternative and counter-arguments |
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505 | _aUnit 6 Revision | ||
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_aUnit 7 Culture
_tUnderstanding the text - Text organization _tUsing the text - Integrating ideas _tCritical thinking - Bias, expertise and neutrality _tLanguage focus - 1. Connected ideas -- 2. Pronoun referents |
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_aUnit 8 Personality
_tUnderstanding the text - Speed vs. accuracy _tUsing the text - Direct quotes _tCritical thinking - Interpreting the criticisms of others _tLanguage focus - 1. Noun collocations -- 2. Noun phrases |
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_aUnit 9 Ethics
_tUnderstanding the text - Main ideas and supporting evidence _tUsing the text - Indirect quotes _tCritical thinking - Persuasive language _tLanguage focus - 1. Active vs. passive -- 2. Verb collocations |
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_aUnit 10 Consumer behaviour
_tUnderstanding the text - Claims and assumptions _tUsing the text - Summarizing from multiple sources _tCritical thinking - Evaluating evidence _tLanguage focus - 1. Comparison and contrast -- 2. Reporting |
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_aUnit 11 Nutrition
_tUnderstanding the text - Drawing conclusions _tUsing the text - Bibliographies and references _tCritical thinking - Statistics _tLanguage focus - 1. Cause and effect -- 2. Describing graphs |
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505 | _aUnit 12 Revision | ||
505 | _aAcademic Word List exercises (Units 1-12) | ||
505 | _aThe Academic Word List | ||
650 | 0 | _aReading (Higher education). | |
650 | 0 | _aStudy skills. | |
650 | 0 | _aB2-C1 (CEFR). | |
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_uhttps://www.deltapublishing.co.uk/book/delta-academic-objectives-reading-skills-b2-c1-9783125013384/ _zPublisher's Website. |
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