附註:Includes bibliographical references (pages 280-295) and indexes.
Principles and practices in teaching Superior-level language skills : not just more of the same / Betty Lou Leaver and Boris Shekhtman -- Toward academic-level foreign language abilities : reconsidering foundational assumptions, expanding pedagogical options / Heidi Byrnes -- Contexts for advanced foreign language learning : a report on an immersion institute / Heidi Byrnes -- Bridging the gap between language for general purposes and language for work : an intensive Superior-level language/skill course for teachers, translators, and interpreters / Claudia Angelelli and Christian Degueldre --Learning Chinese in China : programs for developing Superior- to Distinguished-level Chinese language proficiency in China and Taiwan / Cornelius C. Kubler -- Developing professional-level oral proficiency : the Shekhtman method of communicative teaching / Boris Shekhtman [and others] -- The LangNet "Reading to the four" project : applied technology at higher levels of language learning / Catherine W. Ingold -- In the quest for the Level 4+ in Arabic : training level 2-3 learners in independent reading / Elsaid Badawi -- Teaching high-level writing skills in English at a Danish university / Tim Caudery -- Heritage speakers as learners at the Superior level : differences and similarities between Spanish and Russian student populations / Claudia Angelelli and Olga Kagan -- Teaching Russian language teachers in eight summer institutes in Russian language and culture / Zita Dabars and Olga Kagan -- Understanding the learner at the Superior-Distinguished threshold / Madeline E. Ehrman -- Preliminary qualitative findings from a study of the processes leading to the Advanced Professioanl Proficiency Level (ILR 4) / Betty Lou Leaver with Sabine Atwell.
摘要:This book examines approaches to teaching students making the transition from 'advanced' or 'superior' proficiency in a foreign language to 'near-native' ability, a level which has been much neglected in the professional literature. This book aims to assist those developing language programmes at this level by filling this serious gap.
