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Bill Bowler – “Graded Readers: Exploiting Them To The Max”

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Oxford University Press ELT

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8 April 2010

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A short preview of Bill Bowler’s IATEFL talk on Graded Readers. Full accompanying PowerPoint slides are available below.

Listen to the full audio of Bill’s talk below:

Or download the full mp3 file (44Mb) by right-clicking here and selecting Save Link As (Firefox) or Save File As (Internet Explorer).

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Marcos A. Schinke (Xink) 3 July 2010 At

Excellent presentation!
As we make use of Graded Readers in our institution and I’ve just ordered some Dominoes to use with students in the next semester, I wonder if the POWER POINT SLIDES will be available for our “Teacher Training” sessions.

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- oupeltglobal 5 July 2010 At
  
  Hi Marcos,
  
  Thanks for reminding us. Full PowerPoint slides are now available above.
  
  Regards,
  
  OUP ELT Global Blog Team
  
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Learning to speak: teaching teachers to elicit quality talk from children | ISTEK Semiha Sakir Foreign Languages Department E-Bulletin 19 March 2011 At

[…] and Introduction to Literacy.” The well-respected presenters on hand will be Bill Bowler (here’s a great link for teachers showing Bill discussing the use of graded readers in the ELT… and Nina Lauder (you can follow news about Nina and her many helpful insights on the CLIL technique […]

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