Workbook with Lab Manual for Muyskens/Harlow/Vialet/Briere's Bravo!, 6th - Softcover

Briere, Jean-Francois; Vialet, Michele; Muyskens, Judith; Harlow, Linda

9781428230361: Workbook with Lab Manual for Muyskens/Harlow/Vialet/Briere's Bravo!, 6th

Softcover

ISBN 10: 142823036X ISBN 13: 9781428230361

Publisher: Heinle, 2008

Make the most of your study time with this helpful resource! The Workbook/Lab Manual provides additional reading, writing, listening, and pronunciation practice, giving you the opportunity to improve your understanding and your performance at exam time.

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About the Author:

Jean-Francois Briere is an associate professor at State University of New York at Albany. He has been actively involved in publishing and research. Michele Vialet is a professor of Romance Languages and Literature at the University of Cincinnati. Her research areas include North African Women Writers (Assia Djebar), 17th-Century French Literature, and Literary Representation of Islamic Issues and Societies. Judy Muyskens is currently the provost of Nebraska Wesleyan University. Judy Muyskens formerly served as the vice president for academic programs for the Appalachian College Association and had worked at Colby-Sawyer College in New Hampshire for 10 years. Her publications include French language instruction texts and literary anthologies. In addition, she has published a number of articles including such titles as Universities and Secondary School Articulation" and "French Women in Language Textbooks: The Fiction and the Reality."" Linda L. Harlow is Associate Provost of the Honors and Scholars Center at Ohio State and Associate Professor of French. She has published articles and book reviews of a pedagogical nature. Her research interests include foreign language pedagogy, TA training, and sociopragmatics. Judy Muyskens is currently the provost of Nebraska Wesleyan University. Judy Muyskens formerly served as the vice president for academic programs for the Appalachian College Association and had worked at Colby-Sawyer College in New Hampshire for 10 years. Her publications include French language instruction texts and literary anthologies. In addition, she has published a number of articles including such titles as Universities and Secondary School Articulation" and "French Women in Language Textbooks: The Fiction and the Reality.""

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