Top Notch • Fundamentals • ActiveBook CD-ROM
2011 | English | Second Edition | EXE, FLV, MP3, PDF | 447.7 MB

Top Notch is an award-winning communicative course for adults and young adults that sets new standards for reflecting how English is used as an international language. A broad range of print and digital components ensures the flexibility you need to fit the reality of your teaching situation. Its systematic recycling and reinforcement of language makes English unforgettable. ActiveBook provides the student's book in digital format with full audio and extra activities.

Top Notch • Fundamentals (Second Edition)
Teacher's Edition and Lesson Planner with ActiveTeach
2011 | English | ISBN 0132469944 | PDF 322 pages | 51.8 MB

Top Notch Fundamentals Teacher's Edition and Lesson Planner with ActiveTeach includes: Interleaved student/teacher pages with student page on the left and teacher page on the right. A bound-in Methods Handbook for professional development. Detailed lesson plans with suggested teaching times. Language, culture, and corpus notes. Student's Book and Workbook answer keys. Audioscripts. Top Notch TV teaching notes. The ActiveTeach CD-ROM includes a Digital Student's Book with interactive whiteboard (IWB) software. Instantly accessible audio and Top Notch TV video. Interactive exercises from the Student's ActiveBook for in-class use. A complete menu of printable extension activities.

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