The Myths Series (Series)

History and Scope of the Series

The Myth Series began with Keith Folse’s popular Vocabulary Myths: Applying Second Language Research to Classroom Teaching. Folse’s book explored eight myths that underpinned much second language pedagogy, showing why these older ideas were misguided, but also offering new, dynamic ways of teaching additional languages. This book was followed by others in the series that challenged ideas by synthesizing research and proposing evidence-based teaching suggestions. The result has been sound suggestions for language teaching pedagogy along with illustrations of how research can inform teaching. In addition to vocabulary, volumes have included listening, culture, assessment, pronunciation, writing, authentic materials, and second language acquisition.

Series editors
Kristin Davin, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, kdavin@charlotte.edu
Charlene Polio, Michigan State University, polio@msu.edu

This series is currently closed to new submissions.

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Culture Myths

Applying Second Language Research to Classroom Teaching

Assessment Myths

Applying Second Language Research to Classroom Teaching

Pronunciation Myths

Applying Second Language Research to Classroom Teaching

Listening Myths

Applying Second Language Research to Classroom Teaching

Vocabulary Myths

Applying Second Language Research to Classroom Teaching

What every ESL teacher should know about teaching vocabulary