Main description:

University Success provides a package of assessments that can be used as precourse diagnostics, midcourse assessments, and final summative assessments. The flexible nature of these assessments allows teachers to choose which assessments will be most appropriate at various stages of the program. These assessments are embedded in the student book and are available online in MyEnglishLab.

Each book in the series is supported with:

Comprehensive downloadable teaching notes in MyEnglishLab that detail key points for all of the specialised, academic content. In order to meet the challenge of working with topics that are unfamiliar to teachers, the Teacher Resource Folder includes specific notes to help teachers understand the key points, history, and culturally important references in the content, allowing them to easily elaborate on content in the classroom. Additionally, tips and suggestions for how to teach skills and strategies are included.
An easy-to-use online learning management system offering a flexible gradebook and tools for monitoring student progress
Essential tools, such as audio and video scripts and word lists, to help in lesson planning and follow-up.

Of the 5 levels available, this book is Intermediate to High-Intermediate Level GSE 43 - 58 (B1 to B1+)

Authentic content with careful integration of essential skills, the Intermediate to High-Intermediate level familiarises students with real-world academic contexts.

Contents:

Part 1: Fundamental oral communication skills
Bioethics: Active participation
Business and design: Idea development
Zoology: Extended discourse
History: Relationships between ideas
Chemical engineering: Presentations
Part 2: Critical thinking skills
Bioethics: Facts and Opinions
Business and design: Inferences
Zoology: Synthesis of information
History: Main ideas
Chemical engineering: Processes
Part 3: Extended lectures
Bioethics: Bringing back the dead
Business and design: Design strategy
Zoology: Elephants inspire medical device
History: Four discoveries
Chemical engineering: The Lake Nyos disaster
Index