Communicative Language Teaching - Mind Map

Communicative Language Teaching

Application

The application dependes the next principles:

1. Depending on the teaching context.

2. The age of learners.

3. The learners level.

4. Students goal

Core Assumptions

There Ten core assumptions:

1. Students must be part of the interaction.

2. Effective exercise helps students improve their different skills.

3. Effective communication gives students processing.

4. Communication requires various language skills or modalities.

5. Inductive activities help language learning.

6. It is necessary to commit and have a lot of creativity.

7. Students create their own way of learning a language.

8. Good communication strategies are needed for successful learning.

9. The teacher is a facilitator.

10. The classroom is a place where students learn through collaboration and sharing.

Characteristics of classroom activities

The main objective of this is to expand the communicative competence of the students, for this it is necessary to create demand for communication, interaction and negotiation, using inductive activities and in deductive grammar, content related to the students is used to connect with the class This also makes students personalize their learning, and materials are used to generate interest, all this so that the student can speak effectively in a real conversation.

Key Components

The key to this is that the focus is on the student, they are processes oriented to social learning, and also the study of individual differences, this is based on holistic learning that connects the real world with the school, helps students to Understand the purpose of learning, more emphasis is placed on activities and exercises.

Eight Mayor Changes

Learner Autonomy

Social Nature of Learning

Curricular Integration

Focus on Meaning

Diversity

Thinking Skills

Alternative Assessment

Teachers as Co-learners

The communicative approach implements is a set of general principles that serve for communicative competence, for learning a foreign language.

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