Principles of Language Learning and Teaching

The sixth edition of Principles of Language Learning and Teaching offers new ways of viewing and teaching second language acquisition (SLA) based on the latest research. Providing a comprehensive overview of the theoretical viewpoints that have shaped language teaching today, the text explains the pedagogical relevance of SLA research in reader-friendly prose.

The new edition of this classic text, used by teacher-education programs worldwide, reflects the most recent themes in SLA research, updated references, and a summation of current issues and perspectives. The text is available in print and eText formats.

Features

• New opening vignettes connect chapter topics to language learners' stories.
  
• Expanded Classroom Connections section provides more opportunities to link research findings to teaching implications.
  
• Updated activities and discussion questions for practicing instrctuctors and teachers in training.
  
• End-of-chapter supplementary readings, journal-writing guidelines, activities, and discussion questions.
  
• Bibliography with quick access to important works in the field.
  
• Concise glossary of key terminology.

Dr. H. Douglas Brown, a professor in the MA-TESOL program at San Francisco State University, has written many articles, teacher training books, and textbooks on language pedagogy. A past president of TESOL and recipient of the James A. Alatis Award for Distinguished Service, Dr. Brown has lectured to English language teaching audiences around the world.

The sixth edition of Principles of Language Learning and Teaching offers new ways of viewing and teaching second language acquisition (SLA) based on the latest research. Providing a comprehensive overview of the theoretical viewpoints that have shaped language teaching today, the text explains the pedagogical relevance of SLA research in reader-friendly prose. The new edition of this classic text, used by teacher-education programs worldwide, reflects the most recent themes in SLA research, updated references, and a summation of current issues and perspectives. The text is available in print and eText formats. Features New opening vignettes connect chapter topics to language learners' stories. Expanded Classroom Connections section provides more opportunities to link research findings to teaching implications. Updated activities and discussion questions for practicing instrctuctors and teachers in training. End-of-chapter supplementary readings, journal-writing guidelines, activities, and discussion questions. Bibliography with quick access to important works in the field. Concise glossary of key terminology.

The sixth edition of Principles of Language Learning and Teaching offers new ways of viewing and teaching second language acquisition (SLA) based on the latest research. Providing a comprehensive overview of the theoretical viewpoints that have shaped language teaching today, the text explains the pedagogical relevance of SLA research in reader-friendly prose. The new edition of this classic text, used by teacher-education programs worldwide, reflects the most recent themes in SLA research, updated references, and a summation of current issues and perspectives. The text is available in print and eText formats. Features New opening vignettes connect chapter topics to language learners' stories. Expanded Classroom Connections section provides more opportunities to link research findings to teaching implications. Updated activities and discussion questions for practicing instrctuctors and teachers in training. End-of-chapter supplementary readings, journal-writing guidelines, activities, and discussion questions. Bibliography with quick access to important works in the field. Concise glossary of key terminology.

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