Making It Happen: Interaction in the Second Language Classroom: From Theory to Practice

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An invaluable sourcebook for teachers, Making It Happen explores ways to create meaningful interaction in second language classrooms. The author weaves theory and practice together, making the text highly readable and scholarly. Part 1 establishes a solid theoretical foundation for meaningful interaction as the focus of the classroom; Part 2 provides numerous classroom methods and activities; Part 3 raises practical issues concerning classroom management; and Part 4 describes actual programs in action.

Author Patricia A. Richard-Amato

IdentifierLIB.00022

PublisherNew York & London : Longman

Date1988

ISBN9780201420180

General Material DesignationPrint and published material

ThemesEducation

LanguageEnglish

Location / Box-Folder Media Room and Library

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