BALEAP Presentations and Papers Archive

PIM - Authenticity in EAP.

  1. The role of the teacher in scripting authenticity into EAP materials

    Olwyn Alexander and Sue Argent. 

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    Authentic texts or authentic experiences? 

    Jenifer Spencer

    Slides | Essay Task | Case Study | Systematic Reader | Literature Table  

  2. Answering the question: Helping business students to succeed with assessment.

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    Andy Gillett

  3. Authenticity from the ground up: texts and tasks.

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    Gen Fairhurst, Jane Brearley. Language Centre, University of Leeds

  4. ESAP – the 5th emergency service?

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    Chloe Courtenay. University of Kent Centre for English and World Languages

  5. An evaluation of embedding academic writing provision into a first year undergraduate core politics module.

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    Chris Green. King's College London English Language Centre

  6. Using PEST, SWOT and LFA to plan for embedding

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    Deborah Cobbett. University of Sheffield

  7. Real or ideal? What to do when authentic usage looks wrong.

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    Hilary Nesi. Coventry University.

  8. Writing at the crossroads; using authentic case studies in a Business EAP course

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    James Henry. Department of English and Languages, Coventry University.

  9. Genre Analysis of Pharmacy Journal Articles and its Application to EAP Teaching

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    Jayne Parry. University of Hertfordshire.

  10. Maximising authenticity in a law Masters pre-sessional course: A CASE STUDY

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    Katie White. University of Southampton.

  11. Authenticity in EAP – gives meaning, creates motivation

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    Kerry Tavakoli. University of St Andrews.

  12. The challenges of providing an In-sessional EAP module for international students from the Art Design and Media Faculty

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    Lucy Marriott.

  13. Authentic Product vs Authentic Process: a new approach to assessing the academic essay on a pre-sessional EAP course

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    Martin Seviour. Nottingham Trent University

  14. Can you hear me at the back? Teaching writing through lectures

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    Miranda Armstrong and Diana Hopkins.  University of Bath

  15. ペチャクチャ Pecha Kucha for Business Students

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    Rachel Robinson.  University of Leeds

  16. What is the legal limit?

    To what extent can EAP tutors advise on the content of legal studies assignments? 

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    Siân Lund.  Kingston University

  17. Authenticity in course materials for postgraduate scientists and mathematicians

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    Terri Edwards. Durham University