Topic 04 Communicative Competence Analysis of Its Components
Topic 04 Communicative Competence Analysis of Its Components
3. A communicative approach in foreign language Topic 04: Communicative Competence. 2. Analysis of its components: representative
Hymes external factors:
teaching Analysis of its components. models of communicative competence personal abilities, motivational factors
and general knowledge
2.3.CEFRL (2001)
CC influence on ESL: PRINCIPLES:
Hymes & Canale and Swain CLT: students use language 2.1. Canale and Swain (1980) 2.2.Bachman and Palmer (1990)
General comp: declarative knowledge,
language appropriate to specific situations as communication skills and know-how, existential
authentic and meaningful competence and ability to learn.
comm Comm. Lang. Comp:
fluency components: Model of language ability linguistic comps:
comm integrates widely accepted definition GC: literal meaning (rules of lexical, grammatical,
The Natural Approach, Cooperative Language Language knowledge:
Learning, Content- Based Teaching, known as
different language skills Hymes's sociocultural bias: language) semantic, phonological,
creative process = trial SLC: socio.cultural & discourse organisational knw: orthographic and
CLIL, and Task-Based Teaching gmm and socioling.
and error. rules grammatical & textual orthoepic
Cc: underlying system of DC: cohesive & coherent texts pragmatic knw:
knowledge and skill STC: breakdowns sociolinguistic comps:
pragmatic and socio-ling politeness conventions or
required for communication
conventions dialect or accent
Cc & Actual comm.
Strategic knw:
(limiting psych. and pragmatic comps:
environmental conditions) metacognitive
components (goal, discourse and functional
assessment & planning) cmp.
To achieve Cc: student
carry out communicative
tasks - activities with
communicative aim
(public, personal, work
or education)