I love the way you provide stages of practice here.

Thanks, Anna!

What's the link to the book please?

https://human.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Languages/English_as_a_Foreign_Language/Reading_Writing_Research_and_Reasoning%3A_An_Advanced_ESL_Text

Thank you.

Thank you Marit, Elizabeth, and Gabe. This was an excellent presentation of the text.

Thanks. Very interesting & helpful

This is a great text I can see as useful for both ESL and English courses. Love the organization and content.

Thanks, Lynn and Becky!

Yes, working on OER with my campus helped me to see how unique each discipline's challenges are.

Thanks--this looks wonderful. I will definitely look at it to understand your approach to some of the same material I write about. Nice visual layout and intuitive presentation of the content.

­­­­Wow, the open pedagogy is a really important aspect! Thanks for talking about that!

I’m having bad connections. I’ll try to reconnect.

Congratulations!

This looks great! I really appreciate the struggle to simplify.

It's really well organized. I can see that this took a LOT of work and research and passion to make something that is accessible to students and teachers. The case studies are awesome.

https://socialsci.libretexts.org/Sandboxes/Team%3A_Comparative_Government_and_Politics

Looks great!

That link doesn't actually take us to the book.

Ok, I'll keep looking for the right link

The Comparative Government book link should work now

Thank you!

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Julia, I just checked out the student resources page and it reminds of a "language toolkit" from our book. Really cool.

Thank you all.