Second Language Listening: Theory and Practice (Cambridge Language Education)
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Second Language Listening: Theory and Practice (Cambridge Language Education)

by John Flowerdew, Lindsay Miller

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Second Language Listening: Theory and Practice offers an education-focused examination of listening in second-language learning. Combining theory with practical perspectives, the book is suited to readers exploring language instruction, listening development, and the role of listening within language education.

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Second Language Listening: Theory and Practice examines listening in the context of second-language education.

The book brings together theoretical discussion and practical considerations related to language listening.

It is intended for readers interested in language education, second-language learning, and listening instruction.

This edition is associated with the Cambridge Language Education series and is written by John Flowerdew and Lindsay Miller.

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