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For full details on the rights issues please visit the ‘what we publish’ page on www.macmillaneducation.com ePiracy Welcome to the Macmillan Education ELT 2013 Catalogue ‘ePiracy’, or the sharing and downloading of books online is an illegal activity. The illegal sharing of Macmillan Education books, materials, websites and multi-media resources breaks all copyright code conventions and undermines our authors, and the efforts we invest in creating top quality resources. We take this illegal activity very seriously and we are currently working on initiatives, both internally within Macmillan’s legal team, and with the Publishers Association to target the websites that infringe our copyright and trademark This year I think I’ve noticed it more than ever before: how my life is dictated by the glare of a laptop and the super speed of by sharing our materials, or by offering links to download materials. For full details of our activities visit www.macmillaneducation.com my thumb. 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Contents Macmillan Education is part of the Macmillan Publishing Group Digital Teacher Resources 2 Digital Student Resources 14 ELT, curriculum, vocational Digital solutions for English Children’s 17 and higher education content language learning and teaching and services 4X3X 3X 3X Black X 5X Teenage 34 Breathing area Grays 25 mm CLIL 44 Minimums ize Whiteout higher education and scholarly fiction and Young Adult/Adult 53 non-fiction Exams 64 Skills, Grammar & Vocabulary 76 science, technical and medical Palgrave Study Skills 86 Business English 88 Readers 98 Dictionaries 104 For information about Macmillan Education, visit Methodology 108 www.macmillaneducation.com For information about Macmillan ELT products and resources, visit Palgrave Macmillan 114 www.macmillanenglish.com For teaching support tips, resources and articles, join the Key Level Chart 120 onestopenglish community at www.onestopenglish.com Offices and Distributors 122 Connect with us: Title Index 126 @MacmillanELT www.facebook.com/macmillaneducation Author Index 127 Key British English SB Student’s/Pupil’s TBBT Teacher’s Book Pack Audio CDs IWB (Multiple user) Book IWB WB Workbook/Practice Component + CD/DVD CD/DVD /CD-ROM/ IWB (single user) American English Book DVD-ROM/ IWB TB Teacher’s Book Component DB Digibook Extra for Teachers New New for 2013 with Key + CD/DVD Aa ABC Dictionary Cwoitmhp Wonebencot de Macmillan CAlcatsivsriotioems i See Also Practice Online 1 DDigigiittaall tteeaacchheerr rreessoouurrcceess s e c r u o s Language e r r e h c is changing and so a teach learn te is the way we all it and it. l a Our students routinely carry around t i g i multiple D digital devices and spend their days jumping between offline and online interactions. As teachers we are also surrounded by technology in all its varied aspects, with all of the fantastic potential it has to enhance our teaching. At Macmillan, we still believe that the core learning relationship is the one between student and teacher. That’s why all of the cutting-edge digital products that we develop have this relationship at their heart. Any device. Any platform. Any need. Macmillan IS digital. www.macmillanenglish.com 22 D i g i t a iwb l t e a ac Dh ue lr t learn r e it. s o Our students routinely carry around u r c multiple e s digital devices Connect with us: @MacmillanELT www.facebook.com/macmillaneducation 33 Digital teacher resources s e c r onestopenglish u o s e r onestopenglish is the number one resource and r e community site for English language teachers. Whether h c you teach children, teenagers, business executives or CLIL a e t students, you’re always sure to find what you’re looking l a for on onestopenglish! t i g i D Our database offers you over 8,000 high-quality materials, divided into key subject areas and including worksheets, lesson plans, interactive games and teaching support. With articles and tips to solve all your dilemmas and new materials added every week, onestopenglish gives you all you need, always at your fingertips. You can also discover our community section to share anecdotes, ideas and experiences with experts and colleagues from all over the world! Join onestopenglish today at onestopenglish, www.onestopenglish.com homepage onestopenglish Jobs Whether you’re looking for your next career move or need to fill a vacancy within your institution, onestopenglish Jobs can help you find the right people. Looking for a job? Use the intuitive search function, or browse ads by location and category to get inspired: once you’ve found your dream job, you can apply directly from the site – and it’s all absolutely free! Hiring? Create a company profile and post unlimited ads to reach ELT professionals worldwide. You can choose between three flexible packages. Check www.onestopenglish.com/jobs for more information. www.macmillanenglish.com 4 D i g e i Macmillan eBooks t a iwb l eb t e Learning is changing. Language is mobile. a ac Dh ue sIn 2013 we’ll have our most extensive Choose from a range of titles lr range of eBooks available, offering that are perfect for t r k flexibility for anyone looking for background reading or e s electronic versions of our titles. There’s extra resources. You can o o no need for you or your students to browse the books first, flick through a few pages, as you u r ocarry physical copies anymore; the would do the real thing, before deciding on the right one. c whole book and listening materials e s Download our eBooks in a range of formats from are available to download, ready for B www.macmillaneducation.com/ebooks transferring to your mobile, hand-held device or computer. e Our eBooks are also available at popular online eBook stores. Macmillan Mobile Apps aPPs SMacmillan offers a range of award-winning Apps Pfor language learners and teachers. Whether you’re looking for exam practice for your students’ smartphones, or P teacher resources on your tablet, we’ve got something A for you and your learners. Teachers and students interested in improving Teachers looking for extra teaching resources will their English pronunciation will love Sounds: The appreciate the onestopenglish App. Full of teaching Pronunciation App. Winner of a British Council tips, classroom tools and the latest news from ELTon Award for ‘Innovation in Learner Resources’ the ELT world, it’s the perfect pocket teaching in 2012, it is a favourite of teachers worldwide. companion. And best of all – it’s free! For students looking for IELTS exam practice and See our full range of mobile Apps at tips we have the brand-new for 2013 IELTS Skills www.macmillaneducationapps.com Apps. Covering all four skills, and packed with innovative practice activities (including a virtual examiner!), they contain everything a student needs to improve their language skills. Connect with us: @MacmillanELT www.facebook.com/macmillaneducation 5 Digital teacher resources s e c r Interactive Whiteboards u o iwb s e B If you’re a teacher in the modern classroom r r you’ll probably be familiar with the Interactive e W h c Whiteboard (IWB). They come in all sizes, a e from small and portable to large wall-mounted t l Iunits for use with full-size classes. a t i g Some IWBs require the use of an e-pen; with others, you can interact with the board using i D your finger. It is also possible to use Interactive Whiteboard software with just a computer and data projector. Macmillan provides a range of high-quality classroom presentation software for use on IWBs, covering all levels and ages. IWBs are powerful and effective learning tools, and by following sound pedagogical guidelines, teachers can easily integrate the new technology and software into their teaching, and provide students with motivating language learning experiences. How it works Projector computer interactive whiteboard Pen www.macmillanenglish.com 6 D i g i Interactive Whiteboards t a iiwwbb l t e a ac Dh ue lr t r e s o u r c Animal Explorers e Interactive Whiteboard s Gateway Interactive Whiteboard Connect with us: @MacmillanELT www.facebook.com/macmillaneducation 7 Digital teacher resources s e c r Macmillan is Social u o s e r Are you on Facebook and Twitter? So are we. r e h LThe Macmillan Education team is available c and chatting across all your favourite online a A e social media sites. Follow us on Twitter for the t latest ELT updates, become a fan on Facebook l a Ito keep abreast of publications and events, it Cand visit our YouTubeTM channel for workshops, g lectures and great classroom resources. i D O For a complete list of all of our Facebook, STwitter and YouTubeTM channels, visit www.macmillanenglish.com/connect Macmillan Webinars R Have you attended one of our great online webinars? A Now in their fourth year, the Macmillan Webinars are N a fantastic opportunity for teachers to learn, to get new I B ideas for class, to hear from some of the best authors and E teacher trainers in the business, and to interact with fellow W teachers around the world. All webinars are free to join, and all you need is a computer with a web browser and internet connection. Visit www.macmillanenglish.com/webinars for the latest webinar programme and to register for free. Keep an eye out for the Macmillan Online Conference as well – all of your professional development needs covered in two full days of fantastic sessions, online and free to attend. For more information, visit www.macmillanenglish.com www.macmillanenglish.com 8