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Viajando atraves do alfabeto: A Reading and Writing Program for Intermediate to Advanced Portuguese
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Focus Item #: 03447
Author/Editor/Translator: Patricia Isabel Sobral and Clémence Jouët-Pastré
ISBN: 978-1-58510-344-7
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Table of Contents
Description
Making use of
Dicionario do viajante insolito by Brazilian writer Moacyr Scliar as a point of departure,
Viajando aims to help students develop reading comprehension and
oral and written comprehension of Portuguese, filling a much needed void
as a reader or complementary intermediate text.
Features
The book is divided into
26 units (one for each letter of the alphabet) each presents a story or
cronica and 1) pre-reading exercises to encourage students to
converse 2) post-reading activities to be done individually or in groups
3) grammar and vocabulary review. Students are also encouraged to write
about their own travel experiences, and to reflect on Brazilian culture,
as well as American.
Market
Intermediate (to advanced intermediate) Portuguese Language and Portuguese and Brazilian Studies. Third year and above.
About the Authors
Dr. Sobral was educated in Brazil
and the United States. She is undergraduate concentration advisor in
Portuguese and Brazilian Studies at Brown University, a member of the
Advisory Board of the Writing Fellows Program, and an active member of
the Center for Language Studies. Dr. Sobral also leads workshops in
Brazil several times a year using the ArtsLit approach for second
language acquisition.
Dr. Jouët-Pastré
is a Senior Preceptor in Romance Languages and Literatures at Harvard
University and undergraduate advisor in Portuguese. She has taught at
the University of Campinas, Brazil, where she also received her BA and
MA, as well as at Stanford and Princeton Universities. She is the author
of many articles on language acquisition and Brazilian culture and
cinema. She is the co-author, with Patricia Sobral, of a Portuguese
textbook, Ponto De Encontro: Portuguese as a World Language.
Reviews
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Additional InformationClick here to view sample pages from this book!
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