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020 _a9780415593762 (hbk)
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245 0 0 _aRoutledge Encyclopedia of Language Teaching and Learning /
_cedited by Michael Byram and Adelheid Hu.
250 _a2nd ed.
260 _aNew York :
_bRoutledge,
_c2013.
300 _axxxvi, 817 p. :
_bill. ;
_c26 cm.
500 _aAvailable in print and electronic formats.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 _a''The Routledge Encyclopedia of Language Teaching and Learning is an authoritative reference dealing with all aspects of this increasingly important field of study. Offering a comprehensive range of articles on contemporary language teaching and its history, it has been produced specifically for language teaching professionals and as a reference work for academic studies at post graduate level.
505 _aIn this new edition, every single entry has been reviewed and updated with reference to new developments and publications. Coverage has been expanded to reflect new technological, global, and academic developments, with particular attention to areas such as online and distance learning, teacher and learner cognition, testing, assessment and evaluation, global English and teacher education.
505 _aThemes and disciplines covered include:
_tMethods and materials, including new technologies and material developments
_tContexts and concepts, such as mediation, risk-taking in language learning and comprehension
_tInfluential figures from the early days of language teaching to the contemporary
_tRelated disciplines, such as psychology, anthropology and corpus linguistic. It covers the teaching of specific languages, including Japanese, Chinese, Arabic and African languages, as well as English, French, German, and Spanish.
505 _aThere are 35 overview articles dealing with issues such as communicative language teaching, early language learning, teacher education and syllabus and curriculum design. A further 160 entries focus on topics such as bilingualism, language laboratories and study abroad.
505 _aNumerous shorter items examine language and cultural institutions, professional associations and acronyms. Multiple cross-references enable the user to browse from one entry to another, and there are suggestions for further reading.
505 _aWritten by an international team of specialists, the Routledge Encyclopedia of Language Teaching and Learning is an invaluable resource and reference manual for anyone with a professional or academic interest in the subject.'' (Book Cover)
505 _aCONTENTS:
505 _aList of illustrations
505 _aEditorial board
505 _aList of contributors
505 _aList of entries
505 _aThematic list of entries
505 _aIntroduction to the 2 edition
505 _aIntroduction to the 1 edition
505 _aAcknowledgements
505 _aEntries A-Z
505 _aAcculturation
505 _aAchievement tests
505 _aAcquisition and teaching
505 _aAction research
505 _aAdult language learning
505 _aAdult learners
505 _aAfrican languages
505 _aAge factors
505 _aAILA
505 _aALA - Association for Language Awareness
505 _aAlliance française
505 _aAlternation hypothesis
505 _aAmerican Army Method
505 _aAnthropology
505 _aApplied linguistics
505 _aAptitude for language learning
505 _aAptitude tests
505 _aArabic
505 _aArea studies
505 _aAssessment and testing
505 _aAttitudes and language learning
505 _aAudiolingual method
505 _aAudio-visual language teaching
505 _aAuthenticity
505 _aAutonomy and autonomous learners
505 _aBeginner language learners
505 _aBehaviourism
505 _aBeliefs about other countries
505 _aBICS and CALP
505 _aBilingual education
505 _aBilingual method
505 _aBilingualism
505 _aBloomfiel, Leonhard
505 _aBraille
505 _aBritish Council
505 _aCAL- Center for Applied Linguistics
505 _aCALL - Computer Assisted Language Learning
505 _aCamoes Institute
505 _aCercle S - Confédération Européenne des Centres de Langues dans l'Enseignement Supérieur
505 _aCervantes Institute
505 _aChinese
505 _aChomsky, Noam
505 _aCIEP - Centre International d'Études Pédagogiques
505 _aCILT - Centre for Information of Language Teaching Research
505 _aCivilisation
505 _aClassroom language
505 _aClassroom observation schemes
505 _aClassroom research
505 _aCloze test
505 _aCognitive code theory
505 _aCognitive linguistics
505 _aComenius, Johannes Amos
505 _aCommon European Framework of Reference
505 _aCommunication strategies
505 _aCommunicative language teaching
505 _aCommunity language learning
505 _aCompetence and performance
505 _aConfucius Institute
505 _aContent and language integrated learning
505 _aContent-based instruction
505 _aContrastive analysis
505 _aConversation analysis
505 _aCorpus linguistics and language teaching
505 _aCoste, Daniel
505 _aCouncil of European Modern Language Projects
505 _aCouncil of European Platform for Plurilingual and Intercultural Education
505 _aCRAPEL - Centre de Recherches et d'Applications Pédagogiques en Langues
505 _aCRÉDIF - Centre de Recherche et d'Étude pour la Diffusion du Français Créoles
505 _aCréoles
505 _aCross-cultural psychology
505 _aCross-linguistic analyses
505 _aCross-sectional and longitudinal analyses
505 _aC-test
505 _aCultural awareness
505 _aCultural studies
505 _aCultural shock
505 _aDADD - Deutscher Akademischer Austanschdienst
505 _aDevelopmental sequence
505 _aDiagnostic tests
505 _aDIALANG
505 _aDictation
505 _aDictionaries
505 _aDidactique des langues
505 _aDirect method
505 _aDirect/ Indirect testing
505 _aDiscourse analysis
505 _aDiscrete point tests
505 _aDisorders of language
505 _aDistance learning
505 _aDrama
505 _aEarly language learning in formal education
505 _aEmotions and language learning
505 _aEnglish
505 _aEnglish for specific purposes
505 _aError analysis
505 _aEsperanto
505 _aEuropean Centre for Modern Languages (ECML)
505 _aEuropean Language Council
505 _aEuropean Language Portfolio
505 _aEvaluation
505 _aExchanges
505 _aExercises types and grading
505 _aFIPLV - Fédération internationale des Professeurs de Langues Vivantes
505 _aForeigner Talk
505 _aFossilisation
505 _aFrançais fondamental
505 _aFremdsprachendidaktik
505 _aFremdverstehen
505 _aFrench
505 _aGender in language
505 _aGender in language learning
505 _aGenerative principle
505 _aGenre and genre-based teaching
505 _aGerman
505 _aGlobal education
505 _aGoethe-Institut
505 _aGouin, François
505 _aGraded objectives
505 _aGrammar
505 _aGrammar-translation method
505 _aGroup work
505 _aHalliday, Michael Alexander Kirkwood
505 _aHandlungsorientierter Unterricht (Holistic and action-oriented learning and teaching)
505 _aHawkins, Eric William
505 _aHigher education
505 _aHistory: the nineteenth century
505 _aHistory: from the Reform Movement to 1945
505 _aHistory: after 1945
505 _aHornby, Albert Sidney
505 _aHuman rights
505 _aHumanistic language teaching
505 _aHumboldt, Wilhelm von
505 _aIATEFL - International Assocation of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language
505 _aIdioms
505 _aIDV - Internationaler Deutschlehrerverband
505 _aIntegrated tests
505 _aIntegrative tests
505 _aIntensive language courses
505 _aIntercomprehension
505 _aIntercultural communication
505 _aIntercultural training / Cross-cultural training
505 _aInterkulturelle Didaktik (Intercultural Didactics)
505 _aInterlanguage
505 _aInternationalisation
505 _aInternet and language learning
505 _aInterpreting
505 _aIPA - International Phonetic Association
505 _aIVN - Internationale Vereneging Voor Neerlandistiek
505 _aJapan Foundation
505 _aJapanese
505 _aJesperson, Otto
505 _aJournals
505 _aKramsch
505 _aClaire
505 _aKrumm, Hans-Jürgen
505 _aLandeskunde/Kulturkunde
505 _aLanguage across the curriculum
505 _aLanguage awareness
505 _aLanguage laboratories
505 _aLanguage planning and policy
505 _aLanguages for Specific Purposes
505 _aLangue and parole
505 _aLarge classes
505 _aLearner narratives
505 _aLearning styles
505 _aLearning to Learn
505 _aLexicography and lexicology
505 _aLingua franca
505 _aLinguapax
505 _aLinguistic imperialism
505 _aLinguistics
505 _aLinguistique appliquée
505 _aListening
505 _aLiterary texts
505 _aLiterary texts and intercultural understanding
505 _aLiterary theory and literature teaching
505 _aLozanov, Georgi
505 _aMAPRYaL
505 _aMaterials development Mediation
505 _aMedium of instruction
505 _aMedium-oriented and message-oriented communication
505 _aMental lexicon
505 _aMigrant and heritage languages
505 _aMLAT - Modem Language Aptitude Test
505 _aMonitor model
505 _aMonolingual principle Mother tongue
505 _aMother-tongue teaching
505 _aMother tongue use in the foreign language classroom
505 _aMotivation
505 _aMotivation theories
505 _aNationalism
505 _aNative speaker
505 _aNeeds analysis
505 _aNeuro-linguistic Programming
505 _aNeurolinguistics
505 _aNon-native speaker teacher
505 _aNon-verbal communication
505 _aNotions and functions
505 _aObjectives in language learning and teaching
505 _aPalmer, Harold Edward
505 _aPedagogical grammar
505 _aPidgins
505 _aPlacement tests
505 _aPlanned languages
505 _aPlanning for foreign language teaching
505 _aPlurilingualism
505 _aPoetry
505 _aPoliteness
505 _aPortuguese
505 _aPragmatics
505 _aPrimary Education
505 _aProficiency Movement
505 _aProficiency tests
505 _aProgress tests
505 _aPronunciation teaching
505 _aPsychodramaturgy for language acquisition
505 _aPsychology
505 _aPushkin Russian Language Institute
505 _aQuality management
505 _aQuestioning Techniques
505 _aReading
505 _aReading methods
505 _aReference works
505 _aReform Movement
505 _aReliability
505 _aResearch methods
505 _aRisk-taking and foreign language learning
505 _aRivers, Wilga Marie
505 _aRussian
505 _aSapir-Whorf Hypothesis
505 _aSaussure, Ferdinand de
505 _aSchema and script theory
505 _aSEAMEO RELC - The SEAMEO Regional Language Center
505 _aSecond language acquisition theories
505 _aSecondary education
505 _aSelf-access
505 _aSign languages
505 _aSilent Way
505 _aSkills and knowledge in language learning
505 _aSociolinguistic competence
505 _aSociolinguistics
505 _aSpanish
505 _aSpeaking
505 _aSpeech act theory
505 _aSprachlehrforschung
505 _aStandard language
505 _aStereotypes
505 _aStern, Hans Heinrich (David)
505 _aStrategic competence
505 _aStrategies of language learning
505 _aStructural linguistics
505 _aStudy abroad
505 _aSuccessful language learners
505 _aSuggestopedia
505 _aSweet, Henry
505 _aSyllabus and curriculum design
505 _aTandem learning
505 _aTask-based teaching and assessment
505 _aTeacher education
505 _aTeacher talk
505 _aTeacher thinking
505 _aTeaching methods
505 _aTechnologies for language learning
505 _aTESOL - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
505 _aText and corpus linguistics
505 _aText types and grading
505 _aTextbooks
505 _aThird language learning
505 _aThreshold Level
505 _aTotal Physical Response
505 _aTransfer
505 _aTranslation
505 _aTranslation in language teaching
505 _aTranslation theory
505 _aTrim, John Leslie Melville
505 _aTurkish
505 _aUniversal grammar (UG)
505 _aUntutored language acquisition
505 _aUS Standards for Foreign Language Learning
505 _aValidity
505 _avan Ek, Jan Ate
505 _aVantage Level
505 _aVariation in language
505 _aViëtor, Wilhelm
505 _aVocabulary
505 _aVocational education and training
505 _aWaystage
505 _aWiddowson, Henry George
505 _aWriting
505 _aIndex
650 0 _aLanguage and languages
_xStudy and teaching
_vEncyclopedias.
700 1 _aByram, Michael
_d1946-
700 1 _aHu, Adelheid
856 _uhttps://www.routledge.com/Routledge-Encyclopedia-of-Language-Teaching-and-Learning/Byram-Hu/p/book/9781138709805
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