PPT-COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH

Communicative Language Teaching COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH Bruno Caballero and Camila Muñoz Deals with the way of teaching a second or a foreign language Emphasizes the interaction as both means and ultimate goals of learning a language. INTRODUCTION This paper illustrates considerations that arose as a result of a research project exploring how the teaching of communicative competence and specially the teaching of politeness can be approached by teaching materials How the principle In various types of language institutions in Japan including universities and colleges language teachers and curriculum researchers have implemented communication oriented teaching syllabi to seek for more effective ways for improving students commu “Communicative Capitalism” . and “Affective Networks”. Political Divides. Politics and the press (The public sphere). vs. Politics and television. vs. Politics and the Internets. Messages sent vs. content circulating. Research Methods. CAS 204. What is Communication?. What is Communication?. The nature of communication is . complex. and . contested. .. What is Communication?. The nature of communication is . complex. Allison Moore, Associate Dean of Teaching and Learning. Bentley School . CAIS Southern Regional Conference. March 3, 2014 . . A language teacher’s dilemma… . Overview for today:. What is proficiency-based instruction? What does the research say? . Peg Reilly. English Language Fellow. Ibarra. , Ecuador. January 15, 2014 – PUCESE, Esmeraldas. Warm-up. Pretend you are having a fire drill at your home.. You must choose only 5 things AND you must be able to carry them yourself.. “Communicative Capitalism” . and “Affective Networks”. Political Divides. Politics and the press (The public sphere). vs. Politics and television. vs. Politics and the Internets. Messages sent vs. content circulating. Mechanical practice refers to a controlled practice activity which students can successfully carry out without necessarily understanding the language they are using. Examples of this kind of activity would be repetition drills and substitution drills designed to practice use of particular grammatical or other items.. Notable Opinions. . 1. . The . success of . equivalent . effect is . ‘. illusory’. 2. The . most crucial problem in . translation theory . and practice will always be:. ‘the conflict of loyalties’ and. From the . P. erspectives of SFL and EFL. Soomin. . Jwa. & Justin . Cubilo. S. ystemic . F. unctional . L. inguistics (Sydney School). E. nglish for. S. pecific. P. urposes. R. hetorical . G. enre. Nina Spada. University of Toronto . Strong version. : Exclusive focus on meaning; no attention to . form. Weak version. : Attention to form and . meaning. . . Howatt. , 1984. Different versions of CLT . Introduction and historical background. Fayiz Alsani. Why English?. World . Englishes. Circles within circles. Language Varieties. Lingua Franca – who speaks it to whom?. http://www.languagemonitor.com/no-of-words/.  . BY. PROF. JOEL OLATUNDE AYODABO . (TC GD II, NCE, BA ED, MA, PhD. ). INTRODUCTION. . . . . FIXED TEACHING SYSTEMS WITH PRESCRIBED TECHNIQUES AND PRACTICES. TEACHING PHILOSOPHIES THAT CAN BE INTERPRETED AND APPLIED. Adaptation Approach. Why do people live near Hazards?. If it happens, it happens, and it’s all part of living in this area.. FATALISTIC APPROACH. “Russian Roulette”- an optimistic approach.. Some communities would go as far as to say hazards are “God’s will”..