INGLÉS en 10 minutos al día® con CD-ROM (10 Minutes a Day)

By Kristine K. Kershul

Book Overview

This easy-to-use learning system helps the business traveller or holiday maker develop a basic conversational ability in English while making learning fun. It includes word games, crosswords puzzles, flashcards, sticky-back labels and a clip-and-carry menu guide.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0944502288
• ISBN13: 9780944502280
• Release Date: January 1988
• Publisher: Bilingual Books (WA)
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.83 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 8.4" x 10.6"

Customer Reviews

Great book!

As a teacher, I have used this collection of books, not only the English one but this one, "INGLES en 10 minutos al dia con CD-ROM (10minutes aDay) (Spanish Edition)" has been very handy for my work. Great for teaching beginners!

Pleasant, nonthreatening way to teach basic English skills.

Each time I get a new Hispanic student with limited English proficiency, I purchase a copy of this book for him. My ESL students are all incarcerated men with various educational backgrounds. Even those students who have very limited skill in reading Spanish have found this book helpful. One student carried the removable fold-up phrase card in his pocket daily for a couple of months. I would not suggest using this text as the sole teaching material in a classroom setting, but it can serve as an invaluable teaching/learning aid.

Excellente

This is an excellent book for teaching hispanic children and/or adults to learn alot of basic English language. It gives good examples and utilizes them in situations so the pupil may learn at their own pace.

Excellent- Not exactly Mexican Spanish nor Texas English but

I have taught Spanish for a long time and this is excellent for the Adult students I am now teaching English.

Very concise and practical

This book is quite useful in teaching English, specially when you have to apply an express course. It can also be used to learn "by yourself"...I use it with Portuguese speaking students in Brazil, and though it is in Spanish, it is still clear enough to be used.