Task-based learning focuses classroom activities around tasks that require students to use language to complete. Students work together on meaningful activities that reflect real-life situations like games, problem-solving, or sharing information. For each task, teachers introduce the topic, provide instructions, and guide students through planning, completing, and reviewing their work with a focus on language development.

1. TASK BASED LEARNING

2. • Offers the student an opportunity to do exactly this.
• The primary focus of classroom activity is the task and language is the
instrument which the students use to complete it.
• The task is an activity in which students use language to achieve a
specific outcome.
• The activity reflects real life and learners focus on meaning, they are
free to use any language they want. Playing a game, solving a problem
or sharing information or experiences, can all be considered as
relevant and authentic tasks

4. • Pre-task
The teacher introduces the topic and gives the students clear
instructions on what they will have to do.
• Task-cycle
Where the students plan the task and information to do it, and then
produce the piece of writing or oral performance that the task demands.
• Language Focus
Students analyze the language they used for the task, making
improvements and practicing any language that needs repair or
development.