Teach English as a Foreign Language: Teach Yourself (New Edition)

David Riddell has worked in the teaching profession for over 30 years as a teacher, trainer and on-line management tutor and was also Cambridge Joint Chief Assessor of CELTA courses for a ten-year period. He has worked at International House London since 2003.

• : Topic 1: Saying "Hello": Topic 2: Asking for things: Topic 3: Making conversation: Topic 4: Talking about your daily life: Topic 5: Giving explanations: Topic 6: Staying in contact: Topic 7: Travelling and handling money: Topic 8: Using public transport: Topic 9: Meeting friends: Topic 10: Finding accommodation: Glossary: Quick reference: communicative functions: 12 Receptive skills: Listening: 13 Productive skills: Speaking: 14 Productive skills: Writing: 15 Spoken and written mistakes: 16 Correction: 17 Lesson planning 1: Aims: 18 Lesson planning 2: Writing a lesson plan: 19 Lesson planning 3: Anticipating problems/language analysis: 20 Lesson planning 4: What would you do if... ?: 21 Using course books and other materials: 22 Testing students: 23 Teaching one-to-one: 24 Using video: 25 Professional awareness and development: 26 Career prospects and job hunting: 27 A guide to levels: 28 Language glossary: 29 A glossary of terms: 30 Some useful addresses: Index

Riddell's book is a classic - it answers all those questions new language teachers have....covers an amazing amount in a clear accessible way.