Alexander L.G. First Things First. Teacher's Book

Harlow: Longman, 1984. — 318 p.Provides a course for the secondary school or adult beginner. No previous knowledge is assumed. There is sufficient material for one year's work which will completely meet the requirements of the pre-elementary and elementary levels. It is assumed that the student will be able to work at the course for a complete academic year of about thirty-six weeks. The student will receive most of his training in the classroom and will be required to do a little extra work in his own time. Two lessons, each of about an hour's duration, are considered as one teaching unit. The student will spend about an hour on each lesson and will complete two teaching units each week. There are seventy-two teaching units in all, that is, sufficient material for thirty-six weeks' work.