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The openMind 2nd edition Student's Book Pack A contains a split edition of the print Student's Book covering units 1-6.
Each unit incorporates the course theme of Life Skills, along with Grammar sections, Support boxes and a writing syllabus.
A DVD with video is included and a webcode providing access to the Student's Resource Center where video worksheets and audio are available.
Key Features Print Student's Book with engaging activitiesThis Split edition contains Units 1-6Clear, vibrant and visual unit openersRevised Grammar sections with a step-by-step structure to make understanding easierIndependent Learning boxes such as ‘Notice!', ‘How are you doing?' and ‘Reflect'Each unit follows the course theme of Life SkillsWebcode included – providing access to the Student's Resource CenterThe Student's Resource Center contains extra downloadable video worksheets and Class audio MP3Accompanying DVD with videoAbout author:Growing up in Texas, surrounded by animals, I always knew that I would become a veterinarian.
I guess that's why I became an English teacher.
Of course, my dream of being a vet was way before people were talking about things like multiple intelligences - all I knew was that I wasn't exactly gifted in the areas of math and science.
But I always had a book in my hand, and I was fairly adept at stringing together more than two words at a time, so my future seemed to lie more with words than with numbers and formulas.
I graduated from the University of Texas in 1975 with a degree in Spanish and Portuguese, and with my diploma in hand, promptly got a job as a tree surgeon.
Doing physical labor in Texas in August was not my idea of a good time, nor was it a very promising career path, so I decided to get out of the trees and go to graduate school.
While I was in graduate school, I began teaching at the University of Texas Intensive English Program in Austin, where I taught off and on for about 10 years.
After finishing my Master's in TEFL in 1980, I went to Bogotá, where I taught at the Centro Colombo-Americano and obtained an advanced degree in going to parties and dancing.
Since then, I have taught English in Sevilla, Barcelona, San Francisco, and again, Austin.
I was teaching there in 1987 when a colleague asked me if I wanted to go to Mexico City and work for a publisher.
I said no, thinking that it was an awfully big city, and also that you probably couldn't get Texas barbecue there.
Having said no, I moved to Mexico City in 1988, where I have been ever since.
At Macmillan, I have worked as a teacher trainer, a sales rep, an editor, a managing editor, a manager of academic services, and finally as a freelance author, which should give me more free time but doesn't.
I co-wrote Style, Skyline and Attitude.
Authors: Mickey Rogers, Joanne Taylore - Knowles, Steve Taylore - KnowlesNo.
of pages: 70Year: 2015.
