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Chapter 1 
A Time For Local Perspectives, pp. 3-10
          John Murphy
Chapter 2
Background and General Principles, pp. 11-26
          John Murphy
Chapter 3
Precusors to the Understanding Collection, pp. 27-32
           John Murphy
Chapter 4
A Framework for Discussion: Part One, pp. 33-51
          John Murphy and Patricia Byrd
Chapter 5
A Framework for Discussion: Part Two, pp. 52-68
          John Murphy and Patricia Byrd
Chapter 6
English in the Workplace at Goodwill Industries, pp. 71-92
            Marjorie Terdal, Janice Ruhl, and Carolyn Armstrong
Chapter 7
Families As Curriculum Partners in an Urban Elementary Inclusion Classroom, pp. 92-114
            Jo-Anne Wilson-Keenan, Jerri Willet, and Judith Solsken
Chapter 8
Community-Based ESL: Exploring "Critical Citizenship", pp. 115-134
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          Brian Morgan
Chapter 9
Building a Community of Adult ESL Learners, pp. 135-154
            Robert A. DeVillar and Binbin Jiang
Chapter 10
An Australian Adult ESL Settlement Classroom, pp. 155-176
            Anne Burns and Pam McPherson
Chapter 11
Videoing Conversations for Self Evaluation in Japan, pp. 179-196
            Tim Murphey
Chapter 12
FocalSpeak: Integrating Rhythm and Stress in Speech-Pronunciation, pp. 197-217
            William Acton
Chapter 13
"Extensive Reading" for Japanese English Majors, pp. 218-235
            Thomas N. Robb
Chapter 14
English for Engineers in Hong Kong, pp. 236-255
            Lindsay Miller
Chapter 15
EAP Support for Matriculated University Students, pp. 259-280
            Janet Goodwin
Chapter 16
A Theme-Based Literature Course: Focus on the City of Angels, pp. 281-308
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          Donna M. Brinton
Chapter 17
Canadian Language and Culture: A Course for 9 Academic Credits, pp. 309-327
            David J. Mendelsohn
Chapter 18
Teaching "Writing for Proficiency" in Summer School, pp. 328-345
            Dana R. Ferris
Chapter 19
A Course in Grammar-Editing for ESL Writers, pp. 346-366
            May Shih
Chapter 20
Strategic Reading on a Sustained Content Theme, pp. 369-389
            Joy Janzen
Chapter 21
Theme-Based Instruction: Field Work in a Small Connecticut Town, pp. 390-408
            Carol Numrich
Chapter 22
Academic Speaking: Learning to Take "Longer Turns", pp. 409-428
            Janet G. Graham and Susan M. Barone
Chapter 23
English through Web Page Creation, pp.429-445 
            Heidi Shetzer and Mark Warschauer
Chapter 24
Looking Forward: Connectivity through the Internet, pp. 446-452
          John Murphy and Patricia Byrd

Reference List

pp. 453-477.  The book features a unified reference list at the end, though chapter-specific reference lists are available on the Internet.  Go to Reference Lists for the chapter specific lists.

Contributors

pp. 479-480    See also Internet links to Contributors for email addresses, personal websites, home institution (departmental) websites, etc.

Author Index

pp. 481-486

Subject Index

pp. 487-493


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