
This usable, interesting and imaginative book is for anyone trying to promote meaningful and appropriate communication (that's all of us, isn't it?). One principle running throughout is that it's up to you to figure out what motivates each individual student. The book offers 300 ideas to kick-start the process, inviting you to see the world as rich with possibilities for tempting communication. The chapters focus on key motivational areas and simple assessment tools.
This book persuasively places the onus on the reader to make use of anything in the environment that increases the likelihood of communicative behaviour occurring. I would challenge you to read this and not come away with three ideas that you could try straight away.
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