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Content-based instruction (CBI) uses content area subjects to teach language skills. Students can acquire content knowledge through comprehensible input which also increases their language abilities. CBI has advantages like making language learning more interesting and motivating while also teaching valuable study skills. However, disadvantages include potentially confusing learners about language learning and difficulties finding leveled texts.
Introduces Content-Based Instruction (CBI) by Dewi Safitri, focusing on its relevance for Semester VI in PBI.
Explains Krashen's view that CBI helps students acquire subject matter with comprehensible input while enhancing language skills.
Discusses the roles of learners, teachers, and material within content-based instruction activities.
Provides examples of CBI applications: early learning activities, core learning activities, and concluding activities.
Highlights benefits of CBI, including increased motivation, diverse knowledge, valuable study skills, and enhanced collaborative skills.
Outlines challenges of CBI, such as potential confusion, native language overuse, and difficulty in finding appropriate materials.





