New Inspiration 2 Starter

A1-A2. Schweiz

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Prowse, PhilipGarton-Sprenger, Judy

BuchGeheftet

Verkaufsrang3176inLehrbücher

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New Inspiration 2 Starter is a bridging unit for students who are moving straight from primary to New Inspiration Student s Book 2. The booklet can be taught over 8-12 weeks, and is supported by audio, reviews, and additional teacher s notes. The booklet ends with a main Review, allowing students to confidently move on to New Inspiration Level 2.

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ISBN/GTIN978-0-230-46680-7

ProduktartBuch

EinbandGeheftet

VerlagMacmillan Education

Erscheinungsdatum21.08.2013

Auflage7. Dr. 2021

Seiten32 Seiten

SpracheEnglisch

MasseBreite 207 mm, Höhe 296 mm, Dicke 5 mm

Gewicht118 g

IllustrationenFarb., s/w. Fotos, Abb., Tabellen

WarengruppeSprachen

KategorieLehrbücher

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Prowse, PhilipGarton-Sprenger, Judy

Judy Garton-Sprenger has a wide range of experience in English language teaching through working as a teacher/teacher trainer, as a writer and as an actor. With a degree in European Studies and a diploma in TEFLA, she joined International House in London, where teaching led to teacher training and to her first ELT writing project. She was also invited to join the English Teaching Theatre, with whom she toured Europe, Latin America, Japan, the Middle East and West Africa over a period of 14 years. Philip Prowse began his professional life with the British Council, for whom he taught and trained teachers in Egypt, Portugal, Greece and Poland.He has been writing throughout his career, and has been a full-time writer and trainer for the last fifteen years. Philip has been a regular speaker at conferences and has run teacher-training courses in Europe, South America, Africa and Asia.