Livro - English Id1 - Second Edition - Students Book - Selingson/letheby

English ID 2nd Edition keeps all the successful features of English ID, but highly improved. It is an engaging four-level series for adults and young adults, with an emphasis on speaking both accurately and fluently. It is tailored for the specific needs and advantages of students whose own language is Spanish or Portuguese and offers everything expected from an international course. Offering 80–120 hours of material per level, this flexible accelerates the learning process with a range of exciting strategies and encourages students to express themselves and their new identity in English.

 

New and improved features:

·         New interleaved Teacher’s Book, with a section of notes for teaching Spanish/ Portuguese speakers.

Paul Seligson has been ‘TEFLing’ worldwide for 40+ years, is a Latin American specialist, and well-known for his lively, pragmatic training. His many ELT publications include English File, Kids’ Web, Essential English 1-5 and Identities 1 and 2. His newest title, English ID Second Edition, remains the only 4-level course specifically written for Portuguese and Spanish speakers in Latin America, and is significantly improved, with many new, locally relevant features! He works freelance from Brighton, and is absolutely 'encantated' to be able to work once again with Brazilian teachers.

Carol Lethaby  (MA TESOL) lived and worked in Guadalajara for 14 years, at the Instituto Anglo-Mexicano, the Tec de Monterrey, the Universidad de Guadalajara, and training teachers for the British Council, Mexico. 

Carol now lives in San Francisco, California, writing materials and consulting, as well as being a part-time lecturer on the New School New York online MA in TESOL and an instructor at UC Berkeley Extension and City College of San Francisco.  She is co-author of the Awesome, Next Step and The Big Picture coursebook series published by Richmond.


Luiz Otávio Barros (MA in Applied Linguistics, Lancaster University) has been teaching, training teachers, designing language courses and writing ELT materials since 1992. Formerly academic coordinator at Cultura Inglesa São Paulo (where he was responsible for the advanced levels, as well as COTE, DOTE and DELTA tuition), head of research and development at Associação Alumni São Paulo (where he was in charge of the adult segment) and BRAZ-TESOL’s second vice president, Luiz Otávio is co-author of Richmond’s English ID / Identities and series editor of Access.