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A look at recent books of special interest to TEFL teachers. Edited by Alex Case. Read the reviews; leave your comments.

Talking TEFL
This 1-hour documentary explores everything from in-depth teaching methodology to advice for first time teachers, in a social and informal probing of today's TEFL industry. The road that TEFL teaching can take one down branches off into many directions and this, the world's first documentary film on the TEFL industry, neatly bundles together the evidence that proves it.
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Pronunciation Power
Pronunciation is often forgotten as an essential element in learning any language. Because English is not written phonetically, learning correct pronunciation is key not only to speaking and listening but also to reading and writing. This pronunciation software teaches the 52 sounds of English and covers the important aspects of stress, timing, articulation, intonation and rhythm. These programs are used in language schools and universities around the world.
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Word Up ESL Board Game
The value of games in learning languages is well recognised today. Games help and motivate learners to progress in real understanding and use of the language. Games that are challenging but also fun encourage learners to put their language skills into practice. Word Up is a quiz-style board game that was especially designed for ESL learners. Word Up makes learning English fun, giving learners confidence to speak in real life. The game contains thousands of graded questions, with answers provided. It is suitable for use at home or in the classroom.
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