Cream Colorful Pastel Cute Illustration Project Presentation - 20250425 - 213448 - 0000
Cream Colorful Pastel Cute Illustration Project Presentation - 20250425 - 213448 - 0000
LANGUAGE
TEACHING
PRESENTATION
By Jaivelis González
ORIGIN
🔹 Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) emerged in the 1970s, primarily
influenced by the growing understanding of language and communication. Traditional
methods focused heavily on grammar rules and vocabulary memorization, often
neglecting the practical use of language. As the field of linguistics evolved,
particularly with the advent of theories from scholars like Noam Chomsky and Dell
Hymes, educators began to recognize the importance of communication in learning a
language. CLT was developed as a response to these insights, emphasizing the need
for learners to use language effectively in real-life situations.
DEFINITION
Communicative Language Teaching is an approach
that prioritizes the development of communicative
competence. This means that it not only focuses on
linguistic skills, such as grammar and vocabulary, but
also on pragmatic and sociolinguistic skills. In
essence, CLT prepares students to use the language
in various social contexts, ensuring they can
communicate effectively and appropriately.
CLASSROOM
STRATEGIES
🔹1. Role-Play Activities: Simulations of real-life situations.
🔹2. Group Work: Promotes interaction and collaboration among students.
🔹3. Language Games: Fun activities that facilitate learning.
🔹4. Debates and Discussions: Encourage the expression of opinions and the use of
language in argumentative contexts.
🔹5. Projects and Presentations: Incentivize the use of the language in a more structured
and creative format.
TEACHER'S ROLE STUDENT'S ROLE
In this approach, teachers act as facilitators Students are active participants in their
and guides rather than traditional learning journey in CLT. They
instructors. They design activities that collaborate with their peers during
encourage communication, provide communication activities, practice the
constructive feedback, and create a language in real-life contexts, and take
positive learning environment. Importantly, responsibility for their learning. This
teachers must adapt their content to meet active involvement helps them build
the diverse needs and interests of their confidence and fluency in using the
students, ensuring that everyone is engaged language.
and motivated to learn.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
🔹Improves fluency and 🔹It can be challenging to
confidence in using the assess students' progress.
language. 🔹Requires a high level of
🔹 Promotes intercultural preparation and flexibility from
understanding. the teacher.
🔹 Encourages active 🔹 Some students may feel
participation and collaborative insecure or reluctant to
learning. participate in communicative
🔹 Helps students apply the activities.
language in real-life situations. 🔹 May not cover grammatical
aspects in depth that are
necessary for linguistic
competence.
TIPS
Foster a trusting environment where students feel comfortable
expressing themselves.