Unit 1 How to Be a Good Bilingual Teacher
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know:Teacher's Personality, Attitudes and Roles
Ⅲ What to Do: Engaging Students in Activities
Ⅳ Classroom Language
Ⅴ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅵ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅶ Conclusion:Teaching-related Vocabulary
Unit 2 How to Do Classroom Management
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Classroom Management Styles
Ⅲ What to Do: Classroom Language, Teacher's Behavior
Ⅳ Classroom Language
Ⅴ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅵ Speech and Pronunciation: Sentence Stress in English
Ⅶ Conclusion
Unit 3 How to Use Textbooks
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Six Principles of Textbooks
Ⅲ What to Do: Choosing and Evaluating Textbooks
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation:A Sound Unit
Ⅵ The language of Spontaneous Situations
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 4 How to Plan a Lesson
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Lesson Planning
Ⅲ What to Do: Writing a Lesson Plan
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 5 How to Begin A Lesson
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know:Making Introductions
Ⅲ How to Do: Starting a Lesson
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 6 How to Motivate Students
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Motivation
Ⅲ What to Do: Motivating Students to Read
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 7 How to HandLe Questions
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Questioning Tactics
Ⅲ What to Do: Dialogues
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 8 How to Describe Figures
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Figures Expressions
Ⅲ What to Do: Expressing Figures
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 9 How to Describe Objects
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Ways to Describe Objects
Ⅲ What to Do: Describing Objects
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 10 How to Do Interactive Teaching
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Interaction and Cooperation
Ⅲ What to Do: Writing and Vocabulary
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 11 How to Conclude a Lesson
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Conclusion Skills
Ⅲ What to Do: Making Conclusions
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 12 How to Teach Large Classes
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Large Classes versus Small Classes
Ⅲ What to Do: Teaching Experience of Large Classes
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 13 How to Write Academic Papers
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know:Essentials for Writing Papers
Ⅲ What to Do: Grammar and Vocabulary
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Unit 14 How to Make a Presentation
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know: Material Management
Ⅲ What to Do: Going through the Process of Preparation
Ⅳ Grammar and Vocabulary
Ⅴ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅵ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅶ Classroom Language
Ⅷ Conclusions
Unit 15 How to Retrieve Information
Ⅰ Starter Activities
Ⅱ What to Know:Modem Means of Information Retrieval
Ⅲ What to Do: Knowing and Translating Technical Terms
Ⅳ Imitation and Peer-teaching
Ⅴ Speech and Pronunciation
Ⅵ Classroom Language
Ⅶ Conclusions
Tapeseripts for Listening
Keys and Teachers' Notes