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Completing Assignments in TESOL and Applied Linguistics: A Practical Guide is an invaluable companion for anyone dealing with assignments in these fields.This hands-on guide walks students through every stage of assignment preparation, from unpacking assignment briefs and engaging in critical reading.
List of contents
IntroductionPART 1: GENERAL PRINCIPLESChapter 1Strategies for success in TESOL and applied linguistics: A student perspective
Chapter 2Critical thinking for TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 3Critical reading for TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 4Academic writing for TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 5The assignment process: Planning assignments in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 6The assignment process: Writing assignments in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 7Making the most of your assignment feedback in TESOL and applied linguistics
PART 2: SPECIFIC ASSIGNMENTSChapter 8Critical discussion of an issue in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 9Critiquing a journal article in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 10Critiquing a course, test, or digital application in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 11Language analysis assignments in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 12Designing and justifying a lesson plan in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 13Reflective assignments in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 14Academic presentations in TESOL and applied linguistics
Chapter 15Research proposals in TESOL and applied linguistics
ConclusionBeyond the dissertation
About the author
Nicholas Bremner is Programme Director of the MEd TESOL at the University of Exeter. Before joining Exeter, he worked as an academic, English teacher and teacher trainer in the UK, Mexico and Colombia. His main research interest is in the implementation of learner-centred education, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
Sedigh Mohammadi is a PhD candidate in Applied Linguistics at University College London. He previously completed an MA in English Language Teaching at the University of Southampton. He has taught at universities in the UK, Turkey, Iran and Qatar. His main research interests are teacher education and programme evaluation.