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  1. Chapter 26: The Autobiography of Mark Twain

    In: The Autobiography of Mark Twain Format(s): Text
    Chapter 26 of The Autobiography of Mark Twain, an adaptation of Twain’s autobiography. Part of the Ladder series, this title has approximately three thousand headwords and is appropriate for upper intermediate to advanced learners.
  2. Chapter 27: The Autobiography of Mark Twain

    In: The Autobiography of Mark Twain Format(s): Text
    Chapter 27 of The Autobiography of Mark Twain, an adaptation of Twain’s autobiography. Part of the Ladder series, this title has approximately three thousand headwords and is appropriate for upper intermediate to advanced learners.
  3. Chapter 28: The Autobiography of Mark Twain

    In: The Autobiography of Mark Twain Format(s): Text
    Chapter 28 of The Autobiography of Mark Twain, an adaptation of Twain’s autobiography. Part of the Ladder series, this title has approximately three thousand headwords and is appropriate for upper intermediate to advanced learners.
  4. Chapter 29: The Autobiography of Mark Twain

    In: The Autobiography of Mark Twain Format(s): Text
    Chapter 29 of The Autobiography of Mark Twain, an adaptation of Twain’s autobiography. Part of the Ladder series, this title has approximately three thousand headwords and is appropriate for upper intermediate to advanced learners.
  5. Chapter 30: The Autobiography of Mark Twain

    In: The Autobiography of Mark Twain Format(s): Text
    Chapter 30 of The Autobiography of Mark Twain, an adaptation of Twain’s autobiography. Part of the Ladder series, this title has approximately three thousand headwords and is appropriate for upper intermediate to advanced learners.
  6. Chapter 31: The Autobiography of Mark Twain

    In: The Autobiography of Mark Twain Format(s): Text
    Chapter 30 of The Autobiography of Mark Twain, an adaptation of Twain’s autobiography. Part of the Ladder series, this title has approximately three thousand headwords and is appropriate for upper intermediate to advanced learners.
  7. Chapter 32: The Autobiography of Mark Twain

    In: The Autobiography of Mark Twain Format(s): Text
    Chapter 32 of The Autobiography of Mark Twain, an adaptation of Twain’s autobiography. Part of the Ladder series, this title has approximately three thousand headwords and is appropriate for upper intermediate to advanced learners.
  8. Glossary: The Autobiography of Mark Twain

    In: The Autobiography of Mark Twain Format(s): Text
    Glossary of The Autobiography of Mark Twain, an adaptation of Twain’s autobiography. Part of the Ladder series, this title has approximately three thousand headwords and is appropriate for upper intermediate to advanced learners.
  9. Laugh and Learn: Thinking Over the "Funny Teacher" Myth

    In: English Teaching Forum 2001, Volume 39, Number 1 Format(s): Text
    The author in this article presents laughter and fun as an important part of a language classroom. The author suggests that when you laugh you learn better. Humor is introduced as a way to increase motivation and decrease anxiety. The author defines the “funny teacher” as a serious professional who uses humor to provide students with an enjoyable journey through learning. Activities are suggested for increasing fun and learning in the language classroom.
  10. Integrating Reading and Writing for Effective Language Teaching

    In: English Teaching Forum 2001, Volume 39, Number 1 Format(s): Text
    This article discusses an integrated reading and writing course for first-year college EFL. The author of the article developed this course to address student difficulty in balancing multiple issues in writing. The course aimed to teach writing as a process. The author shares key components of the course such as reading and writing requirements and in-class activities.

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