Foreign language teaching is a profession that comprises a wide range of
issues and is from its very nature an interdisciplinary field of
education. This volume provides an insight into twelve basic components
of English as a foreign language (EFL) teaching. These include the
concept of method/postmethod, competences, skills, vocabulary teaching,
grammar teaching, intercultural learning, teaching literature, media,
content and language integrated learning, heterogeneity/differentiation,
materials development/evaluation, and testing/assessment.This volume
fosters international collaboration among researchers involved in key
fields of EFL teaching. On the basis of current theories and research,
and guidelines presented by the CEFR, the authors discuss purposes,
practices, competences, and contexts of EFL teaching. The focus is on
linking theory and practice to transmit profound knowledge and introduce
important teaching approaches to university students, lecturers, and
teachers.