Gu Wu for Secondary Mandarin Chinese: Student Book & CD-ROM

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Achieve in secondary Chinese Mandarin

Author Kwun Shun Shih and Author Yan Wang

Suitable for: Students of secondary Chinese Mandarin

Price: £35.99 +VAT

ISBN: 978-0-19-840832-1
Publication date: 27/04/2017
Pack: 288 pages

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Description

Ensure secondary Mandarin Chinese language attainment with the skills focused approach of the new Gu Wu Student Book. Written by an international team of expert teachers and examiners the thematic and skills-based approach is suitable for a range of international curricula.

Features

Suitable for the latest Cambridge IGCSE® syllabus, IB DP Ab Initio and MYP Language Acquisition (Phases 1-3) frameworks
Build core language skills with activities that equally develop students' reading, writing, speaking and listening ability
Support confident Mandarin acquisition with glossaries, a focus on grammar and writing resources embedded throughout thematic units
Continually track students' progress and understanding with revision and assessment sections in every unit
Extend students' learning with stretching activities and features on Chinese culture
Accompanied by an audio CD containing all listening activity recordings
A new Teacher Pack is also available enabling you to tailor your teaching with lesson resources, differentiation ideas and syllabus-specific support.

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