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    • Grammar Tasks in a Communicative Perspective: A Study of Three EFL Textbooks 

      Espeland, Tommy (Master thesis, 2017-12-01)
      Kommunikativ språklæring fikk fotfeste som nytt paradigme på 1970-tallet, og brakte med seg et større fokus på kommunikasjon og meningsbasert læring. Denne tilnærmingen til språklæring er stadig aktuell. I engelskfaget i ...
    • Learner involvement related to intercultural competence and Bildung: A comparative study of literary texts and tasks in textbooks for upper secondary school 

      Helgesen, Monica Tove Vattedal (Master thesis, 2017-06-09)
      Hovedmålet med denne oppgaven er å undersøke de litterære oppgavene i fire ulike lærebøker i engelsk i den videregående skolen, Targets, Access to English, Tracks og Skills. To av lærebøkene er knyttet opp mot studieforberedende ...
    • Vocabulary and EFL textbooks: Investigating explicit vocabulary exercises in three English textbooks for Norwegian year 10 students 

      Larsen, Katharina Klæboe (Master thesis, 2017-09-21)
      Vocabulary learning is an essential part of learning a language. David Wilkins expresses the importance of vocabulary in the following way: “without grammar very little can be conveyed, without vocabulary nothing can be ...

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