The end of the CLT: a context approach to learning teaching.
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- Q1What is the CLT attitude?Thinking that the CLT is the only way to learn a language properlyThinking that the CLT is one of many methods people can use to learn a new languageThinking that the CLT does not work in every contextThinking that countries and teachers that do not use the CLT are modern30s
- Q2The priority of the CLT is:focus on communicationfocus on the studentsfocus on lexisfocus on the context30s
- Q3Does this happen in other approaches?YesNo30s
- Q4What does the Context Approach say?We take into consideration the country and cultures but not the students.The methodology (e.g. CLT) is everything when learning a languageWe must consider the whole contextNo other factors count in learning a language30s
- Q5We have approaches which are:"Methodologically-driven" and "Context-driven""Language-driven" and "Context-driven""Methodologically-driven" and "Language-driven"30s
- Q6Which is the first step when preparing and doing a class? (Context Approach)Focus on communicationTake into consideration the context (interests, learning styles, attitudes)Choose the methodology30s
- Q7If writers and teachers accept that the context is important.. Do we really need another Approach?Absolutely yes!Not really necessary..30s