Discover China Student's Books Level 2 and Audio CD Pack by Qi Shaoyan; Zhang Jie - First Edition, 2015 from Macmillan Student Store

Discover China Student's Books Level 2 and Audio CD Pack

First  Edition©2015  Qi Shaoyan; Zhang Jie

ISBN:9781319033415

ISBN:9781319033422

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"Discover China Level 2 Student's Book and Audio CD Pack is part of a four-level Mandarin Chinese course. The program focuses on communication, enabling learners to make rapid improvements and use Chinese in day-to-day situations. Specially designed for upper-elementary level and teenage-adult level learners. Discover China helps make learning Chinese meaningful and enjoyable. Discover China emphasizes pair work, group work, and speaking and listening activities to help students become confident Chinese language speakers.

Discover China Level 2 Workbook accompanies the Discover China Level 2 Student Book. The workbook features clear language objectives that correspond with the Student Book's unit structure and activities. A wide variety of vocabulary and grammar exercises, as well as extra reading and listening activities, provide practice of the core language presented in Student Book 2."

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Shaoyan Qi

Ms. Shaoyan Qi is currently teaching Chinese in Columbia University. Before Ms. Qi joined Columbia, she taught Chinese language at several colleges and universities, including Bryn Mawr, Princeton, and Middlebury.Ms. Qi obtained a M.A. in Linguistic and Sociocultural Anthropology from State University of New York at Binghamton and a M.A. in Education from Villanova University. Her research interests include instructed SLA and pedagogy of teaching Chinese as a foreign language.   

Jie Zhang

Ms. Zhang is currently a doctoral candidate in applied linguistics at Penn State University, USA. She has extensive experience in second/foreign language teaching and learning. After five years teaching English  in China, she now teaches Chinese and ESL in Penn State University. Prior to that, she has taught English in China for five years. Her research interests include Chinese/English as a foreign languages and second language acquisition.

Wang Dan

Ms. Wang Dan is a native of Beijing. She was a post graduate student of Beijing University. She enjoys helping non-Chinese people learn the Chinese language.