Title: A Gem of a Book for Teachers of Young Learners
Product review: I found out about 'Teaching Young Learners' by Annamaria Pinter from a section in Caroline T. Linse's book, 'Young Learners' edited by David Nunan, in which Nunan refers to her book for why teachers of young learners should do this and shouldn't do that. I thought that this book was a lot better than that and better than Nunan's own book, 'Teaching English to Young Learners.' Pinter is very generous and eloquent with her advice, which is well said and to the point. Pinter speaks from a combined position of research and practical teaching experience, which was very refreshing. I particularly liked the Recommended Reading and the Practical Teacher Resource sections that follow each chapter. I plan to read this book again and again. I can't say that is the case with the thirty odd plus and continually growing ELT mini library I have.
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