Biginning to write : writing activities for elementary and intermediate learners/ by Arthur Brooks and Peter Grundy

By: Brooks, ArthurContributor(s): Grundy, PeterMaterial type: TextTextSeries: Cambridge handbooks for language teachersPublication details: New York : Cambridge University Press, 1998. 2005Description: v, 192p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN: 9780521589796 (hbk)Subject(s): English languageDDC classification: 372.623
Contents:
1 From copying to writing. 2 The mechanics of writing. 3 Confidence building. 4 Focusing on process. 5 A process writing project. 6 Computers and writing.7 Outcomes. 8 Assessment.
Summary: "Beginning to Write contains over 100 writing activities suitable for elementary and intermediate learners. The book shows that it is possible to take the teaching of writing seriously at an early stage in language learning. More conventionally, it also recognises the role that writing plays as a support for language learning." "The introduction discusses the differences between speaking and writing, the purpose of
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1 From copying to writing. 2 The mechanics of writing. 3 Confidence building. 4 Focusing on process. 5 A process writing project. 6 Computers and writing.7 Outcomes. 8 Assessment.

"Beginning to Write contains over 100 writing activities suitable for elementary and intermediate learners. The book shows that it is possible to take the teaching of writing seriously at an early stage in language learning. More conventionally, it also recognises the role that writing plays as a support for language learning." "The introduction discusses the differences between speaking and writing, the purpose of

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