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RATE Issues Winter 2017

By RATE (Romania) on Jan 31, 2018 | In 1

 RATE Issues Winter 2017 - issue no. 20

ISSN 1844-6159


In this issue:

The highs and lows of competition among teachers. Editor's notes, by Ovidiu Leonte

Child psychology and the teaching of English today. Correlating Jean Piaget’s ideas to TEFL theories, by Carina Branzila

Improving language competences and subject matter. The impact of CLIL as a key educational tool to teach content, by Eda Cauli 

Beyond the classroom. eTwinning projects as a good way to enhance skills, by Sanda Gabor 

Who’s afraid of variations? Language variation and synonymy, by Anca Florina Lipan 

Developing intercultural communication skills for teachers and pupils through European funded projects, by Adina Mihai 

On Translating English Sonnets and Limericks, by Cristinel Munteanu & Silvia Munteanu

Contextualisation of phrasal verbs. Activities for teaching in class, by Mihaela-Cristina Oprea

Chick Lit’s Genesis. Background to the Advent of Commercial Literature for Women, by Andreea Petrache

How to teach research skills. A review of NoodleTools, by Diana Popa

Creative methods to teach modernist short stories.  Theoretical investigation and student-centred strategies, by Georgiana Soficu 

« Child psychology and the teaching of English today. Correlating Jean Piaget’s ideas to TEFL theoriesRATE Issues, Summer 2017 »

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