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Group Work: Work Together for Academic Success

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Collins English for Academic Purposes, 2013. — 194 pages.

Will give students the skills needed to work well with others and feel confident contributing to group projects. Through practical exercises and real-life case studies, students will learn from this guide how to form effective groups, assign roles, establish rules, and deal with difficult group situations. It also includes information on academic expectations, so students understand the requirements of studying at a university; helpful tips and summaries; an answer key; and a glossary.

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Языки и языкознание;Английский язык;Для специалистов / English for Specific Purposes;Научный английский / Academic English

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