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LANGUAGE TEACHING AND LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION: ISSUESAND PERSPECTIVES.Richard Wakely, Andrew Barker, David Frier, Peter Graves,& Yasir Suleiman (Eds.). Edinburgh: CILT, 1995. Pp. iii + 154.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 September 1998

Natalie Lefkowitz
Natalie Lefkowitz
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Central Washington University
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Abstract

This volume contains edited versions of 13 of the papers presented at a 1994 University of Edinburgh conference entitled, “Issues and Perspectives in Language Learning: Scottish and Wider Dimensions.” The general topics include: I. The typical pattern of studies in language departments (four papers), II. The relationship of different parts of degree curricula (four papers), III. Languages in the working world; learners, their backgrounds and expectations (one paper), IV. Developments of new methods and using new technology (three papers), V. The particular place of language study in Scotland (one paper), and VI. A summary report of the Round Table discussions.

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Studies in Second Language Acquisition , Volume 20 , Issue 3 , September 1998 , pp. 442
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1998 Cambridge University Press

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