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Plays for Reading: Using Drama in EFL
Editor: Thomas Kral
Pages: 180
Size: 5 x 8 in.
Price: US $2.30
GPS Invoice No: G0246-E

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Overview
Plays for Reading uses drama as a vehicle for students to practice reading, listening, and speaking. Students become actors interpreting the written text, and the English classroom becomes a rehearsal hall with the focus placed upon putting on a play. Included are one-act plays by William Saroyan, William Inge, Tennessee Williams, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and others. The appendix includes two articles on different approaches for using drama in the English language classroom.



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