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You are here: Home / Publications / TESOLANZ Journal / Volume 3, 1995

Volume 3, 1995

TESOLANZ Journal

Volume 3, 1995

Articles

Providing for new learners of English in New Zealand secondary schools Pat Syme 1
The intensive English course at Hagley Community College Joan Cardno et al. 11
Navigating choppy seas: IELTS as a support for success in higher education Lois Bellingham 21
Combining information from multiple sources Uthaivan Danvivath 29
Expressing certainty and qualification through the use of adjectives and adverbs Libby Hallam 39
Is it Kiwi English they are learning? Marty Pilott 45
Pitfalls in the subjective scoring of speaking and writing—and some ways round them Alastair Ker 53
Self-access centres: A critical review Sara Cotterall 63
International exchanges in language teaching Marilyn Lewis 75

Book Reviews

Odlin (Ed.) 1994. Perspectives on Pedagogical Grammar Reviewed by Winifred Crombie 83
Videos: ESOL Beginners & ESOL Reading and Writing for Work; Under Observation: From Practice to Theory Reviewed by Liz Morrison 85

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TESOLANZ Journal Volume 3, 1995

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