Pedagogy. 2nd Edition

FOR YOUR FURTHER READING

Purgason, Katherine Barnhouse. 1991. "Planning lessons and units." In Celce- Murcia 1991b.

This is one of the few readily accessible swfle articles in the field dealing with principles and practical guidelines for planning lessons. Sample lesson notes are included as an appendix.

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Gower, Roger and Walters, Steve. 1983. Teaching Practice Handbook. A Reference Book for CFL Teachers in Training. New York: Heinemann. Chapter 4, pp. 60-83.

Cross, David. 1991. A Practical Handbook of Language Teaching. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall (Cassell). Chapter 11, pp. 138-50.

Both of these handbooks for teachers offer some practical guidelines for lesson planning in the respective chapters referenced.

Brown, H. Douglas. 1999. New Vistas: An Interactive Course in English.

Teacher’s Editions. White Plains, NY: Pearson Education.

The Teacher’s Editions of New Vistas give a number of ideDs of hon› various techniques combine to form cohesive classroom lessons. Each ttnit has e.vplicit directions for teachers that can be itsed as lesson plans or as general gitirlelines twitch can be adapted for narrows attdiences.