New Headway The popular way to learn English - an ESL Book Review
61New Headway THIRD Edition - Book Reviews
The New Headway THIRD Edition by John and Liz Soars are published by Oxford University Press.
Each level of Headway books has an iTools computer interactive CD-ROM.
I really like using this in the classroom because the students look up and are attentive. When the time is right, they use their books to study the lesson. Then it is back to the interactive white board to consolidate learning with more interactive activities.
The New Headway books take a modern approach with students being involved in learning about the things that are in their lives such as e-bay, magazines, international market places and much, much more that is relevant to life in the 21st century.
This hub collates my reviews of these books. PLEASE CLICK THE LINKS
New Headway Third Edition
New Headway Intermediate Fourth edition
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New Headway Intermediate Fourth edition is now available
Includes:
- Modals of probability
- Reading - Romeo and Juliet
- Rocket Man
- Word Building - suffixes and prefixes
- Famous Towns and Cities
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Links to Headway Book Reviews
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Thanks for visiting Anna
Gramarye - those resources sound really valuable for today's classrooms! That they coordinate reading skills with the interactive participation gained on the computer is wonderful! "Headway" is a most appropriate name for them!
Thanks for sharing it, Gramarye!
I like the teaching style you mentioned, and this learning style would work with adults as well. Great book idea, and informative hub. Thanks for the info.
Anna 2 years ago
Thumbs up! thank you for sharing