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The Teaching of English as a Foreign Language.
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In this paper, a team of Englischdidaktiker/innen from PHs and Universitäten in ganz Deutschland is described in a zweifarbigen layout with Definitionen and Beispielen.Abstract:
Alle Themen und Aspekte der Englischdidaktik: Akteur/innen, Gegenstände, Kompetenzen, Institutionen, Rahmenbedingungen etc. Direkt einsetzbar in der universitären Lehre Die einzelnen Kapitel eignen sich als Grundlagentexte für Seminarsitzungen in einer Einführungsveranstaltung in die Englischdidaktik Im zweifarbigen Layout, mit Definitionen und Beispielen Geschrieben von einem jungen Team von Englischdidaktiker/innen von verschiedenen PHs und Universitäten in ganz Deutschlandread more
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