Vietnam action thriller following the brutal battles faced by a special US combat unit whose mission is to track down and kill the Viet Cong soldiers in one-on-one combat in the maze of tunnels hidden beneath the jungle of Vietnam.

This is a book packed full of lesson ideas, activities and advice for teaching English to teenage students. This book goes much further than simply telling you what to do and how to do it. It looks at the why? It explains the deeper rationale for decisions we might make as well as exploring the underlying principles and factors that can make or break a lesson. It provides reflection that will be of value when you are sitting at home thinking over why one of your classes is not going the way that you want or when you have seen a really good teaching idea at a conference but are wondering how to make it work in your own class. Each chapter follows the same pattern: - The first part begins with a Discussion of a certain facet of teaching teens. It identifies key issues and outlines situations the author has experienced in his own teaching, and also draws upon writers and trainers who have played a role in his own development. - In the second part of each chapter, Practical applications, the discussion takes a more hands on turn and outlines some classroom applications and techniques. - Each chapter will then end with three summary sections. The Questions for reflection box may serve to summarise the chapter. The Things to try box can be the basis for small scale projects, action research or professional development. Finally, the Things to share box contains prompts for exchanging ideas where the chapter is being used in a training setting.

All 20 episodes from the first season of the sci-fi series about a private detective who operates in three parallel universes named Alpha, Beta and Gamma. While on an investigation, Charlie Jade (Jeffrey Pierce), a private detective from Alpha, stumbles across a secret desert facility. A massive explosion propels him from his own universe, Alpha, to a strange parallel universe, Beta. Struggling to find his way back, Charlie soon becomes involved in a conflict between Alpha, Beta, and another pacifist universe, Gamma. Episodes comprise: 'The Big Bang', 'Sand', 'You Are Here', 'The Power of Suggestion', 'And Not a Drop to Drink', 'Dirty Laundry', 'Diamonds', 'Devotion', 'Betrayal', 'Identity', 'Thicker Than Water', 'Choosing Sides', 'Through a Mirror Darkly', 'The Enemy of My Enemy', 'Things Unseen', 'Can of Worms', 'The Shortening of the Way', 'Spin', 'Bedtime Story', 'Flesh' and 'Ouroboros'.

Teaching young learners can be a huge amount of fun. As teachers we can introduce all sorts of games, projects and variations on traditional exercises. All this needs careful structuring if the resulting activity is to be manageable and, more importantly, if it is going to help students learn and practise words and sentences in English. In Structuring Fun for Young Learners you'll learn about the principles behind that structure with a roller coaster ride of colourful ideas, examples and anecdotes as their vehicle. There are over three hundred diagrams and photographs to help explain exactly how the described activities work and give you the flavor of ELT classes at primary level. When fun in the classroom is properly structured, everyone is a winner. Your students will remember those activities for years and you will still be able to cover your course content without compromising on classroom management. In order for all this to happen, important questions such as: 'How do children behave in classrooms?' 'Why do they want to do some tasks and refuse to do others?' 'What is learning anyway and how can we tie our target words and sentences to the activities we do?' have to be asked. These fundamentals are covered in the first five chapters of the book. The second part of the book explores movement, text, space, novelty objects, teacher-student dialogue, personalisation, clips, images, support for learners, use of coursebooks and your own professional development as a young learner teacher. So, whether you are a new teacher, a seasoned veteran or teacher trainer with young learners classes this is the book for you.