EFFECTIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING: COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING AND TASK-BASED LEARNING
Keywords:
Keywords: Communicative Language Teaching, Task-Based Learning, ELT strategies, interactive learning, student-centered teaching, language acquisition.Abstract
Teaching English as a second or foreign language requires strategies that
promote effective communication and engagement. Among the most effective methods
are Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) and Task-Based Learning (TBL).
These approaches prioritize interaction, real-world tasks, and student-centered learning
over rote memorization and passive instruction. This paper explores how CLT and TBL
enhance English language acquisition, their benefits, challenges, and practical
applications in the classroom. The discussion includes techniques for implementation,
strategies to overcome common difficulties, and recommendations for maximizing
student learning outcomes [1].
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