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Pragmatics Pedagogy in English as an International Language aims to
bring to light L2 pragmatics instruction and assessment in relation
to English as an International Language (EIL). The chapters in this
book deal with a range of pedagogically related topics, including
the historical interface between L2 pragmatics and EIL,
reconceptualization of pragmatic competence in EIL, intercultural
dimension of pragmatics pedagogy in EIL, teacher pragmatic
awareness of instruction in the context of EIL, pragmatics of
politeness in EIL, pragmatic teaching materials for EIL pedagogy,
teachers' and scholars' perceptions of pragmatics pedagogy in EIL,
assessment and assessment criteria in EIL-aware pragmatics, and
methods for research into pragmatics in EIL. This book is different
from other books about both EIL pedagogy and pragmatics pedagogy.
Exploring the interface between different dimensions of pragmatics
pedagogy and EIL, it suggests instructional and assessment tasks
for EIL-aware pedagogy and directions for research on EIL-based
pragmatics pedagogy. Pragmatics Pedagogy in English as an
International Language will be useful for a range of readers who
have an interest in the pragmatics instruction and assessment of
EIL as well as those whose main area of specialization is EIL but
would like to know how EIL, with its rich conceptual and empirical
background, can go beyond linguistic instruction to embrace the
instruction of pragmatic competence.
Pragmatics Pedagogy in English as an International Language aims to
bring to light L2 pragmatics instruction and assessment in relation
to English as an International Language (EIL). The chapters in this
book deal with a range of pedagogically related topics, including
the historical interface between L2 pragmatics and EIL,
reconceptualization of pragmatic competence in EIL, intercultural
dimension of pragmatics pedagogy in EIL, teacher pragmatic
awareness of instruction in the context of EIL, pragmatics of
politeness in EIL, pragmatic teaching materials for EIL pedagogy,
teachers' and scholars' perceptions of pragmatics pedagogy in EIL,
assessment and assessment criteria in EIL-aware pragmatics, and
methods for research into pragmatics in EIL. This book is different
from other books about both EIL pedagogy and pragmatics pedagogy.
Exploring the interface between different dimensions of pragmatics
pedagogy and EIL, it suggests instructional and assessment tasks
for EIL-aware pedagogy and directions for research on EIL-based
pragmatics pedagogy. Pragmatics Pedagogy in English as an
International Language will be useful for a range of readers who
have an interest in the pragmatics instruction and assessment of
EIL as well as those whose main area of specialization is EIL but
would like to know how EIL, with its rich conceptual and empirical
background, can go beyond linguistic instruction to embrace the
instruction of pragmatic competence.
It is generally observed that the textbooks employed in the
classrooms play a crucial role in the process of teaching and
learning a second/foreign language. As a result, a number of
studies have been carried out to evaluate English Language Teaching
(ELT) materials. Trying to contribute to this growing body of
literature, the present study was conducted to evaluate the eight
most popular global textbooks which are taught in Iranian ELT
institutes in terms of their task types according to Nunan's (1999)
classification of the tasks.
This work reports on an empirical study to evaluate Pacesetter
Series (Strange and Hall, 2005), an EFL course book series, in four
levels of starter, elementary, pre-intermediate, and intermediate,
being currently instructed at several language institutes in Iran.
The purpose of this study was to determine the appropriateness of
the series in the Iranian EFL context. Sixty four EFL teachers
rated the series and descriptive statistics was employed to
interpret the data.
This book reports on a study aimed at exploring the advantage of
Dynamic Assessment as an instructional instrument over Non-dynamic
(traditional) Assessment and Non-assessment approaches in the
pragmatic production of EFL learners. The target speech acts of
apology, complaint, and compliment were chosen for the study.
Results of the study showed that there was a significant difference
between the DA group and the other two groups of NDA and NA, which
was due to the positive effects of Dynamic Assessment on learning
these pragmatic features.
The interaction between the text and the reader is enhanced by
using a technique called reading-logs that are some diary-like
forms must be filled out by learners while reading the story. Using
reading-logs can be a very efficient way of dealing with students'
interactions with the text and is in fact the practical application
of the reader-response theory. Reading -logs technique has a myriad
of advantages as follows: 1- It creats an axiety -free environment
for the learners where they can openly discuss their ideas about
different topics. 2- Shy students join others pretty well, so this
technique encourages all learners to take part in class
discussions. 3- It refreshes students' minds and gives them the
chance to remember things they thought they had forgotten. 4- The
situation in class gives the learners a chance to make their
friendly ties stronger and makes a more cordial atmosphere.
This book gives both language teachers and learners an opportunity
to work with teaching and testing activities due to the fact that
teaching and testing are closely related to each other. In fact,
what makes students perform better in their grammar tests is their
ability to use context as well as their grammatical knowledge in
order to act more communicatively within their teaching curriculum,
so the current book aims to determine whether the use of "cloze
tests" is more effective than the "multiple-choice tests" in
developing the EFL learners' knowledge of grammar, to provide some
guidelines for curricula developers', to prepare some insights for
both material preparation and test design, and to provide the EFL
teachers with some insights to teaching as well as testing grammar.
The use of games in the language classroom has been valued and
appreciated in EFL/ESL contexts during the past decades. The
teachers who believe in games argue that the students get so
involved and excited that they may forget they are learning. "The
games are a form of teaching which may be used in circumstances
where ordinary approaches are not well tolerated; when attention is
hard to get and harder to keep" (Nicolson and Williams, 1975, p.1).
English Reading for EFL Students is a textbook developed for
non-native speakers of English.In this book motivating reading
passages serve as springboards for reading skills development,
idiomatic expressions and quotations, vocabulary building,
grammatical analysis and practice, and thought-provoking
discussions. Key features: Reading skill instruction, Provocative
topics, Idiomatic expressions & quotations, Vocabulary
logs& vocabulary building skills, and Grammar focus
Topic-based Listening & Speaking is a coursebook for
intermediate to upper- intermediate levels and designed to promote
the oral language skills of English language enthusiasts from all
walks of life including academic and institutional circles. The
book which is accompanied by an audio CD which is accessible by
cliking on the following link (http: //sharif.edu/ alemi/LSM.html),
capitalizes on a collection of audio clips extracted from high-
profile TV networks through the mediation of various tasks designed
in a hierarchy of three main sections (Previewing, Viewing and
Postviewing). It aims to inspire and engage learners in genuine,
context-embedded communication with topics that are of high
interest, authenticity, and informativeness to learners of all
tastes. Abundant pair and group work activities, vocabulary
practices and discussion-provoking questions accompany the clips
with due attention to both form and content. The clips have been
selected from various genres and will expose learners to a valuable
mother lode of language input coupled with tasks that will elicit
learner output or production in the target language as well.
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