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Oxford University Press
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One page. One lesson. One focus. Everything you look for in an English course, made simple. |
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One page. One lesson. One focus. Everything you look for in an English course, made simple. |
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One page. One lesson. One focus. Everything you look for in an English course, made simple. |
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One page. One lesson. One focus. Everything you look for in an English course, made simple. |
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One page. One lesson. One focus. Everything you look for in an English course, made simple. |
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One page. One lesson. One focus. Everything you look for in an English course, made simple. |
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New Upper-Intermediate level of the course that gets students talking. |
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The course for older teenagers that equips students thoroughly for school-leaving exams through grammar and vocabulary consolidation and fully-supported independent study. |
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The course for older teenagers that equips students thoroughly for school-leaving exams through grammar and vocabulary consolidation and fully-supported independent study. |
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I shall do one thing in this life — one thing for certain — that is, love you, and long for you, and keep wanting you till I die. Gabriel Oak is only one of three suitors for the hand of the beautiful and spirited Bathsheba Everdene. He must compete with the dashing young soldier Sergeant Troy and respectable, middle-aged Farmer Boldwood. And while their fates depend upon the choice Bathsheba makes, she discovers the terrible consequences of an inconstant heart. Far from the Madding Crowd was the first of Hardy's novels to give the name of Wessex to the landscape of south-west England, and the first to gain him widespread popularity as a novelist. Set against the backdrop of the unchanging natural cycle of the year, the story both upholds and questions rural values with a startlingly modern sensibility. This new edition retains the critical text that restores previously deleted and revised passages. |
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One of our foremost authorities on modern Afghanistan, Barnett R. Rubin has dedicated much of his career to the study of this remote mountain country. He served as a special advisor to the late Ambassador Richard Holbrooke during his final mission to the region and still serves the Obama administration under Holbrooke's successor, Ambassador Marc Grossman. Now Rubin distills his unmatched knowledge of Afghanistan in this invaluable book. He shows how the Taliban arose in resistance to warlords some of whom who were raping and plundering with impunity in the vacuum of authority left by the collapse of the Afghan state after the Soviet withdrawal. The Taliban built on a centuries-old tradition of local leadership by students and teachers at independent, rural madrasas-networks that had been marginalized by the state-building royal regime that was itself destroyed by the Soviets and radicalized by the resistance to the invasion. He examines the arrival of Arab Islamists, the missed opportunities after the American-led intervention, the role of Pakistan, and the challenges of reconstruction. Rubin provides first-hand accounts of the bargaining at both the Bonn Talks of 2001 and the Afghan Constitutional Loya Jirga of 2003-2004, in both of which he participated as a UN advisor. Throughout, he discusses the significance of ethnic rivalries, the drug trade, human rights, state-building, US strategic choices, and international organizations, analyzing the missteps in these areas taken by the international community since 2001. The book covers events till the start of the Obama administration, and the final chapters provide an inside look at some of the thinking that is shaping today's policy debates inside the administration. Authoritative, nuanced, and sweeping in scope, Afghanistan in the Post-Cold War Era provides deep insight into the greatest foreign policy challenge facing America today. |
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A three-level course for young teenagers based on the principle of active learning, with a strong visual appeal. |
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Everybody Up is a seven-level course that motivates children by linking the English classroom to the wider world. Everybody Up encourages children to use language in a natural and meaningful way by connecting English to their own lives. Colorful cross-curricular lessons link English to other school subjects. Fun stories teach life lessons such as being kind and polite. Great songs, and the special Everybody Up Friends, motivate children to practice English — even at home! |
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Everybody Up motivates children to learn by linking the English classroom to the wider world. The more links you make, the more children are likely to remember. It's the way they naturally learn. Links to other school subjectsColorful cross-curricular lessons at the end of every unit provide a practical link to other school subjects. Learning content through English is meaningful and inspiring to children. Links to values and real lifeReal-life stories teach important life lessons such as being helpful. Values and good citizenship will please parents and help teachers with classroom management. Links between school and homeA special Everybody Up Friend in each lesson provides children with language they can take home and demonstrate to their parents. Plus, the songs are so catchy they will want to practice them at home. Links with students around the worldJoin our Global Sing-along and sing along with children in other countries! The songs in Everybody Up are written by award-winning songwriters, each with a different style. There's something for everyone. Links to standardized English testsEverybody Up helps prepare children for standardized tests through the Test Center CD-ROM and the skills focus in Levels 5 and 6. |
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Everybody Up motivates children to learn by linking the English classroom to the wider world. The more links you make, the more children are likely to remember. It's the way they naturally learn. Links to other school subjectsColorful cross-curricular lessons at the end of every unit provide a practical link to other school subjects. Learning content through English is meaningful and inspiring to children. Links to values and real lifeReal-life stories teach important life lessons such as being helpful. Values and good citizenship will please parents and help teachers with classroom management. Links between school and homeA special Everybody Up Friend in each lesson provides children with language they can take home and demonstrate to their parents. Plus, the songs are so catchy they will want to practice them at home. Links with students around the worldJoin our Global Sing-along and sing along with children in other countries! The songs in Everybody Up are written by award-winning songwriters, each with a different style. There's something for everyone. Links to standardized English testsEverybody Up helps prepare children for standardized tests through the Test Center CD-ROM and the skills focus in Levels 5 and 6. |
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Everybody Up motivates children to learn by linking the English classroom to the wider world. The more links you make, the more children are likely to remember. It's the way they naturally learn. Links to other school subjectsColorful cross-curricular lessons at the end of every unit provide a practical link to other school subjects. Learning content through English is meaningful and inspiring to children. Links to values and real lifeReal-life stories teach important life lessons such as being helpful. Values and good citizenship will please parents and help teachers with classroom management. Links between school and homeA special Everybody Up Friend in each lesson provides children with language they can take home and demonstrate to their parents. Plus, the songs are so catchy they will want to practice them at home. Links with students around the worldJoin our Global Sing-along and sing along with children in other countries! The songs in Everybody Up are written by award-winning songwriters, each with a different style. There's something for everyone. Links to standardized English testsEverybody Up helps prepare children for standardized tests through the Test Center CD-ROM and the skills focus in Levels 5 and 6. |
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Everybody Up motivates children to learn by linking the English classroom to the wider world. The more links you make, the more children are likely to remember. It's the way they naturally learn. Links to other school subjectsColorful cross-curricular lessons at the end of every unit provide a practical link to other school subjects. Learning content through English is meaningful and inspiring to children. Links to values and real lifeReal-life stories teach important life lessons such as being helpful. Values and good citizenship will please parents and help teachers with classroom management. Links between school and homeA special Everybody Up Friend in each lesson provides children with language they can take home and demonstrate to their parents. Plus, the songs are so catchy they will want to practice them at home. Links with students around the worldJoin our Global Sing-along and sing along with children in other countries! The songs in Everybody Up are written by award-winning songwriters, each with a different style. There's something for everyone. Links to standardized English testsEverybody Up helps prepare children for standardized tests through the Test Center CD-ROM and the skills focus in Levels 5 and 6. |
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Everybody Up motivates children to learn by linking the English classroom to the wider world. The more links you make, the more children are likely to remember. It's the way they naturally learn. Links to other school subjectsColorful cross-curricular lessons at the end of every unit provide a practical link to other school subjects. Learning content through English is meaningful and inspiring to children. Links to values and real lifeReal-life stories teach important life lessons such as being helpful. Values and good citizenship will please parents and help teachers with classroom management. Links between school and homeA special Everybody Up Friend in each lesson provides children with language they can take home and demonstrate to their parents. Plus, the songs are so catchy they will want to practice them at home. Links with students around the worldJoin our Global Sing-along and sing along with children in other countries! The songs in Everybody Up are written by award-winning songwriters, each with a different style. There's something for everyone. Links to standardized English testsEverybody Up helps prepare children for standardized tests through the Test Center CD-ROM and the skills focus in Levels 5 and 6. |
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Everybody Up motivates children to learn by linking the English classroom to the wider world. The more links you make, the more children are likely to remember. It's the way they naturally learn. Links to other school subjectsColorful cross-curricular lessons at the end of every unit provide a practical link to other school subjects. Learning content through English is meaningful and inspiring to children. Links to values and real lifeReal-life stories teach important life lessons such as being helpful. Values and good citizenship will please parents and help teachers with classroom management. Links between school and homeA special Everybody Up Friend in each lesson provides children with language they can take home and demonstrate to their parents. Plus, the songs are so catchy they will want to practice them at home. Links with students around the worldJoin our Global Sing-along and sing along with children in other countries! The songs in Everybody Up are written by award-winning songwriters, each with a different style. There's something for everyone. Links to standardized English testsEverybody Up helps prepare children for standardized tests through the Test Center CD-ROM and the skills focus in Levels 5 and 6. |
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An exciting six-level Primary course that brings real-world English into the classroom. Explorers helps children learn English by encouraging them to explore the world around them. Explorers provides a wide range of components to support teachers and students on their journey of discovery. By using real-world content to introduce language, Explorers invites comparisons with students' own experiences, and encourages broader educational values. |
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