Bible Reading in the Early Church

"Yule's succinct summary of referential communication tasks discusses the key methodological issues of task design within a broad theoretical framework..."&#8212;The Clarion"This text provides lively and comprehensive coverage of the nature, background, and use of referential communication tasks."&#8212;Studies in Second Language Acquisition"...there is no doubt that this book is an excellent introduction to this particular research instrument in SLA. It is also valuable for classroom practitioners who want to understand the research and develop referential tasks for instructional purposes."&#8212;Language Teaching Research"...the author goes to great length in listing examples and providing illustrations. (A)...useful and welcome practical guide."&#8212;The Phonetician"...an excellent overview....I found the book readable and interesting. I expect others will find it to be a useful resource as they explore the use of a variety of methodologies for work in language development....Yule presents thorough review of the research literature that has examined the efficiency and effectiveness of participant performance in this type of standardized RC (referential communication) paradigm....the thoughtful description of the distinctions between RC tasks and other approaches to language development should be applauded....Yule presents an excellent discussion of the extent to which RC methodology has had a specific impact on understanding L2 (second language) acquisition processes....Yule's successful integration of results from multidisciplinary approaches requires a precise understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of specific research methodologies. Yule's treatment of this issue is extremely thoughtful."&#8212;Applied Psycholinguistics

Referential Communication Tasks

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A Publishers Weekly best mystery/thriller of 2017

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“Smith is masterly in creating realistic courtroom scenes . . . and, even more impressively, enhances the trial with the human drama of the Smith family.”—Publishers Weekly (boxed and starred review), on Fox Is Framed 



“Legal mysteries would be much more enjoyable if they didn’t have self-aggrandizing lawyers in them. Lachlan Smith makes tidy work of neutralizing that problem in his first novel . . . Smith doesn’t write like a novice.”—New York Times Book Review, on Bear Is Broken

Wolf's Revenge

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