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Face the issues : intermediate listening and critical thinking skills / Carol Numrich ; in cooperation with National Public Radio.

By: Numrich, Carol.
Contributor(s): National Public Radio (U.S.).
White Plains, NY : Longman, c2007Edition: Third edition.Description: xiii, 177 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.ISBN: 9780131992184 (pbk); 013199218X (pbk).Subject(s): English language -- Textbooks for foreign speakers | Critical thinking -- Problems, exercises, etc | Current events -- Problems, exercises, etc | Listening -- Problems, exercises, etc | Readers -- Current eventsDDC classification: 428.24 N91 Online resources: Table of contents only
Contents:
Beauty is in the mind of the beholder -- A boy's shelter for street people -- A rainbow effect -- Attached to crime -- Their old style is worth keeping -- The Bible hospital -- The baby beeper -- If it smells like fish, forget it -- Home instead -- Living through divorce -- Meet you on the air -- Running on vegetable oil?
Summary: Each of the twelve units is based on an authentic radio broadcast taken from National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" and "Morning Edition." By using material produced for native speakers, students are presented with unedited everyday speech, including hesitations, redundancies, and various dialectical patterns. Exercises develop essential listening strategies such as predicting, looking at language, understanding main ideas and points of view, and focusing on details
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Beauty is in the mind of the beholder -- A boy's shelter for street people -- A rainbow effect -- Attached to crime -- Their old style is worth keeping -- The Bible hospital -- The baby beeper -- If it smells like fish, forget it -- Home instead -- Living through divorce -- Meet you on the air -- Running on vegetable oil?

Each of the twelve units is based on an authentic radio broadcast taken from National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" and "Morning Edition." By using material produced for native speakers, students are presented with unedited everyday speech, including hesitations, redundancies, and various dialectical patterns. Exercises develop essential listening strategies such as predicting, looking at language, understanding main ideas and points of view, and focusing on details

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