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100 | 1 | _aCohen, Robert F. | |
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_aLongman Academic Reading Series 3 : _bReading Skills for College / _cRobert F. Cohen and Judy L. Miller. |
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_aWhite Plains, NY : _bPearson Education, _c2014. |
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_a243 p. : _bcol. ill. ; _c28 cm. |
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440 | _aLongman Academic Reading Series (LARS) | ||
504 | _aIncludes a vocabulary index. | ||
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_a"The Longman Academic Reading Series is a five-level series that prepares English language learners for academic work. The aim of the series is to make students more effective and confident readers by providing high-interest readings on academic subjects and by teaching them skills and strategies for effective reading, vocabulary building, note-taking, and critical thinking. The series also encourages students to discuss and write about the ideas they discovered in the readings, making them better speakers and writers of English as well.
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_tReadings based on academic sources — Every reading in the text focuses on an academic subject and is chosen with the intent of providing different and intriguing perspectives on the theme. _tMultiple reading genres — Readings come from a variety of sources or genres, from textbooks to on-line articles, and are written by a variety of experts from widely different fields. _tExplicit academic skills — From critical reading to vocabulary building, notetaking and critical thinking, the Longman Academic Reading Series provides students with a holistic approach to effective reading. _tCorpus-Informed approach to vocabulary (AWL) — Students build vocabulary and acquire skills that will help them become more confident and successful in preparing for their academic work." (Publisher's Website) |
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505 | _aTABLE OF CONTENTS: | ||
505 | _aTo the Teacher | ||
505 | _aChapter Overview | ||
505 | _aScope and Sequence | ||
505 | _aAcknowledgments | ||
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_aChapter 1 BUSINESS: Steve Jobs, Innovator and CEO
_tReading One: The Extraordinary Life of Steve Jobs _tReading Two: The Pixar Story _tReading Three: The Map of Innovation |
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_aChapter 2 PSYCHOLOGY: Fear and Phobias
_tReading One: When Does a Fear Become a Phobia? _tReading Two: Case Studies _tReading Three: Treatments for Phobias |
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_aChapter 3 NUTRITION STUDIES: Food Rules
_tReading One: An Interview with Michael Pollan _tReading Two: Bad Food? Tax It, and Subsidize Vegetables _tReading Three: Humane Treatment of Animals We Eat |
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_aChapter 4 MEDICINE: Pioneers and Heroes
_tReading One: The Hippocratic Oath - A Modern Version _tReading Two: The Invisible Enemy _tReading Three: That Mothers Might Live |
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_aChapter 5 AMERICAN LITERATURE: Ernest Hemingway's "Indian Camp"
_tReading One: Indian Camp - Part I _tReading Two: Indian Camp - Part II _tReading Three: Hemingway's Style |
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_aChapter 6 ART HISTORY: The Life and Letters of Vincent Van Gogh
_tReading One: A Biography of Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890) _tReading Two: The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh _tReading Three: Portrait of Dr. Gachet: A Timeline |
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_aChapter 7 FORENSICS: Science and Fiction
_tReading One: Basic Pinciples of Forensics _tReading Two: The "CSI Effect" Is a Mixed Blessing for Real Crime Labs _tReading Three: The Forensic Use of DNA |
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_aChapter 8 PREHISTORY: From Wolf to Dog
_tReading One: More Than Man's Best Friend _tReading Two: Domesticating Wolves _tReading Three: Frisky to the Rescue in Hurricane Katrina |
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_aChapter 9 EDUCATION STUDIES: Overcoming Inequalitieis
_tReading One: Savage Inequalities: Children in American Schools _tReading Two: The Autobiography of Malcolm X _tReading Three: Where I Learned to Read |
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_aChapter 10 SOCIOLOGY: Crime and Punishment
_tReading One: The Global Context _tReading Two: Socological Theories of Crime _tReading Three: Prison Programs That Work |
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505 | _aVocabulary Index | ||
505 | _aCredits | ||
521 | _aESL students at the intermediate (B1) level. | ||
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_aAnglais (Langue) _vManuels pour allophones. |
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_aCompréhension de la lecture _vProblèmes et exercices. |
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_aLecture (Enseignement supérieur) _vManuels pour allophones. |
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_aLecture (Enseignement supérieur) _vProblèmes et exercices. |
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_aAnglais (Langue) _vLectures et morceaux choisis (Enseignement supérieur) |
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700 | 1 | _aMiller, Judy L. | |
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_uhttps://pearsonerpi.com/en/elt/reading/longman-academic-reading-3-student-book-466337 _zPublisher's Website. |
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