C. E. Eckersley Book order
January 1, 1892 – January 1, 1967
Charles Ewart Eckersley's early experiences teaching English as a foreign language profoundly shaped his pedagogical approach. He developed innovative methods aimed at making the language accessible and practical for learners worldwide. His work was driven by a desire to demystify English, fostering a more intuitive grasp of its structure and usage. Eckersley's contributions significantly impacted language education, influencing both instructors and students for years to come.
- 1974
- 1970
Essential English for foreign students. Students' book
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Essential English is a course of four Students' and four Teacher's Books which is intended principally for adults but can also be used with younger pupils. It is planned to give a solid basis of the structures and vocabulary of English. Each book contains material for about a year's work, the vocabulary rising to some 3,000 words.The Teacher's Books provide notes on each lesson, the vocabulary to be taught, supplementary grammatical material and answers to exercises.In this new edition some of the grammatical sections have been, rewritten and expanded, and parts of the text and many illustrations have been brought up to date. Fundamentally, however, the new edition remains the same as previous editions.
- 1970
- 1967
Provides a basis of structures and vocabulary English containing material for about a year's work with a vocabulary of 3,000 words.
