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INTRODUCING

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Why a new edition?

A best-selling course world-wide

Opportunity to update contentand design

Opportunity to add new features to the course

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How was the Third Editionproduced?

Feedback from teachers and usersworld-wide

Focus groups with teachers

New features identified for the third edition

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Major changes toInterchange Third Edition

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New content

New Snapshots, Readings, andListenings

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New design

New art and illustrations throughout

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New support for assessment

Progress checks follow every two units

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New self-study listening program

One self-study activity per unit at the back of the book – with audio CD

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Advantages of the Self-Study Listening Program

Students can listen

as many times as they like

Students take responsibility for their own

learning

Autonomous learning is essential!

More listening practice

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New pronunciation syllabus

Both segmental and suprasegmental aspects of pronunciation highlighted

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New writing activities

Authentic text types form the focus of writing tasks

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New ways of presentinggrammar in context

“Perspectives” from Level 2 & 3 use ads, surveys, quizzes, etc. to contextualize new grammar

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New assessment program

Oral quizzes, written quizzes, and progress checks

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New resources for teachers

Games bank, Fresh Ideas bank, and Photocopiable Activities

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What’s new in the Interchange Third

Edition?

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Focus

Perspectives

Progress Checks

Teacher’s Edition

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• Perspectives

NEW ways of presentinggrammar in context

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Dialog

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Quiz

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Advertisement

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Recipe

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Survey

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Perspectives: Text Types

• Questionnaires

• Surveys and Quizzes

• Ads

• Brochures and magazines

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Perspectives: Text Types

• Radio and TV programs

• Cartoons

• Telephone Messages

• Recipes, flyers, election campaign, etc.

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The Advantages of Perspectives

Grammar is presentedin context

Students practice listening, speaking

and reading

Students see authentic text-types

Perspectives provides variety!

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NEW progress assessment

• Progress Checks

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Underlying Philosophy

Learners are individuals who develop their own

routes to learning.

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Advantages of the Progress Checks

More frequent reviews

Students take part in their

own learning

Students develop self-awareness and

self-reflection

Progress Checks are student-centered!

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Perspectives

Progress Checks

Website: www.cambridge.org/interchange

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What’s new in the Teacher’s Edition?

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Underlying Philosophy

An effective Teacher’s Edition should:

- Guide and inform teachers

- Not de-skill teachers, but rather develop teachers professionally

- Not constrain teachers

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NEW resources for teachers

Games bank

Fresh Ideas bank

Photocopiable Activities

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Photocopiables

– Information Gaps

– Surveys

– Board games

– Cut-up activities

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Listen and Repeat

Some Ss like to repeat things aloud.

Others prefer to mouth words or

sentences silently. Help Ss find

learning styles they prefer.

NEW Teaching Tips

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Fresh Ideas

• Musical Dialog

• Say it with Feeling!

• Moving Dialog

• Cloud Prediction

• Walking Stress

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Advantages of the Teacher Resource Banks

More variety

Teachers can cater for students’ needs

and interests

Teachers can develop and

experiment with new ideas

Teachers are individuals too!

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NEW Assessment Program

- Oral Quizzes

- Written Quizzes

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