寒假的IWiLL英文閱讀競賽即將展開，過去幾屆的考題仍然可以使用。牛津大學出版社特別將過去入選IWiLL書單的讀本提供給同學們，讓您有更多選擇！您可在此下載：「Bookworms IWiLL 歷屆書單」
我們也另外準備了 Bookworms 亞洲主題書展，亞洲是近年來最夯的主題，快來看看亞洲發生了那些有趣的故事！
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[IWiLL英文閱讀競賽] Oxford Bookworms歷屆書單
寒假的IWiLL英文閱讀競賽即將展開，過去幾屆的考題仍然可以使用。牛津大學出版社特別將過去入選IWiLL書單的讀本提供給同學們，讓您有更多選擇！您可在此下載：「Bookworms IWiLL 歷屆書單」
我們也另外準備了 Bookworms 亞洲主題書展，亞洲是近年來最夯的主題，快來看看亞洲發生了那些有趣的故事！
2008 IWiLL 寒假讀本
12月，令人開心的寒假假期又到了！
學生&老師們，可以參考下列書單：
第12屆 IWiLL 寒假讀本推薦書單-Caves代理書籍
在寒假時，也能透過這些有趣的故事，
讓您的人生更加豐富！
另外，恭喜「Oxford Bookworms Readers」入選本屆書單。
學生&老師們，可以參考下列書單：
第12屆 IWiLL 寒假讀本推薦書單-Caves代理書籍
在寒假時，也能透過這些有趣的故事，
讓您的人生更加豐富！
另外，恭喜「Oxford Bookworms Readers」入選本屆書單。
[Video] Dr. Richard Day talk about EXTENSIVE READING!
對於延伸閱讀(Extensive Reading)，Dr. Richard Day有多年的研究與實務經驗。曾幫助日本、泰國、寮國、非洲…等地區的學校建立他們的extensive reading program。
從這些實務經驗中，Dr. Day也發現了extensive reading對於英語教學的幫助！
在本影片中，Dr. Richard Day為大家解釋，他對於「Extensive Reading」的定義。
大師開講，一定要看！
「Benefit of Extensive Reading Article」by Dr. Richard Day
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http://tw.youtube.com/user/oupjoseph
從這些實務經驗中，Dr. Day也發現了extensive reading對於英語教學的幫助！
在本影片中，Dr. Richard Day為大家解釋，他對於「Extensive Reading」的定義。
大師開講，一定要看！
「Benefit of Extensive Reading Article」by Dr. Richard Day
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http://tw.youtube.com/user/oupjoseph
Oxford Bookworms Readers 如何忠實呈現原著故事？
牛津Bookworms Readers的作者之一：Tim Vicary
和老師們分享，Bookworms Reader如何在有限的字彙中，忠實地呈現原汁原味的故事。
下次在選擇分級讀本時，不妨留意一下，作者們用心、貼心的小細節。
- READ YOUR WAY TO BETTER ENGLISH -
和老師們分享，Bookworms Reader如何在有限的字彙中，忠實地呈現原汁原味的故事。
下次在選擇分級讀本時，不妨留意一下，作者們用心、貼心的小細節。
- READ YOUR WAY TO BETTER ENGLISH -
[Announcement] Extensive Reading Foundation 2007 Language Learner Literature Award Winners
The Extensive Reading Foundation (www.erfoundation.org), an unaffiliated, not-for-profit organization that supports and promotes extensive reading in language education, takes pleasure in announcing the winners of the 4th Annual Language Learner Literature Award for books published in 2006.
An international jury chose the winning book in four categories, taking into account the Internet votes and comments of students and teachers from a reported 21 countries around the world.
Young Learners: Winner
The Boy Who Burped Too Much by Scott Nickel.
Illustrated by Steve Harpster. Graphic Sparks (Stone Arch)
Adolescents and Adults-Beginners: Winner
Let Me Out by Antoinette Moses.
Illustrations by Chris Pavely. Cambridge English Readers, Starter Level (Cambridge University Press).
Adolescents and Adult-Intermediate: Winner
Rabbit-Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington Garimara. Retold by Jennifer Bassett.
Oxford Bookworms Library, Stage 3 (Oxford University Press)
The jury called Rabbit-Proof Fence sustained and powerful; a true story that reflects the experience of marginalised people everywhere. The well-paced retelling brings a second Language Learner Literature Award to Jennifer Bassett, who won for Love among the Haystacks in 2005. One teacher commented, 'From the moment [my students] opened the book, they felt as if the story was about their own lives... [It] helped them to become closer to their classmates who were not from the same backgrounds as them' (United States).
Adolescents and Adults-Advanced: Winner
The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton. Retold by Clare West.
Illustrated by Gavin Reece. Oxford Bookworms Library, Stage 5 (Oxford University Press).
The Age of Innocence successfully marshals its large cast of characters in a book that will keep its readers guessing until the end. The jur found it ideal for readers who enjoy stories that deal with emotions and relationships. Voters commented, 'Because the descriptions were very good... you read and don't stop' (Peru). 'It was so romantic' (Somalia).
{ ELT Journal Volume 61/4 - October 2007 }
An international jury chose the winning book in four categories, taking into account the Internet votes and comments of students and teachers from a reported 21 countries around the world.
Young Learners: Winner
The Boy Who Burped Too Much by Scott Nickel.
Illustrated by Steve Harpster. Graphic Sparks (Stone Arch)
Adolescents and Adults-Beginners: Winner
Let Me Out by Antoinette Moses.
Illustrations by Chris Pavely. Cambridge English Readers, Starter Level (Cambridge University Press).
Adolescents and Adult-Intermediate: Winner
Rabbit-Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington Garimara. Retold by Jennifer Bassett.
Oxford Bookworms Library, Stage 3 (Oxford University Press)
The jury called Rabbit-Proof Fence sustained and powerful; a true story that reflects the experience of marginalised people everywhere. The well-paced retelling brings a second Language Learner Literature Award to Jennifer Bassett, who won for Love among the Haystacks in 2005. One teacher commented, 'From the moment [my students] opened the book, they felt as if the story was about their own lives... [It] helped them to become closer to their classmates who were not from the same backgrounds as them' (United States).
Adolescents and Adults-Advanced: Winner
The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton. Retold by Clare West.
Illustrated by Gavin Reece. Oxford Bookworms Library, Stage 5 (Oxford University Press).
The Age of Innocence successfully marshals its large cast of characters in a book that will keep its readers guessing until the end. The jur found it ideal for readers who enjoy stories that deal with emotions and relationships. Voters commented, 'Because the descriptions were very good... you read and don't stop' (Peru). 'It was so romantic' (Somalia).
{ ELT Journal Volume 61/4 - October 2007 }
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