Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) is an approach that focuses on meaningful communication rather than grammatical structure. In CLT, students complete tasks using language instead of studying it. The syllabus is based on functional development rather than structural development. There is less emphasis on error correction and more on fluency and communication. Students interact with each other through pair and group work to accomplish tasks while teachers take more of an observer role.
Communicative Language Teaching is a set of principles about teaching including recommendations about method and syllabus where the focus is on meaningful communication not structure, use not usage.
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The definition of CLT By Alireza Sadeghiyan - www.academia.edu
1. The definition of CLT
Communicative Language Teaching is a set of
principles about teaching including
recommendations about method and syllabus
where the focus is on meaningful
communication not structure, use not usage.
In this approach, students are given tasks to
accomplish using language instead of studying
the language.
2. syllabus is based primarily on
• Functional development,
• Not structural development.
• In essence, a functional syllabus replaces a structural
syllabus.
• There is also less emphasis on error correction as fluency
and communication become more important than
accuracy.
• Authentic and meaningful language input becomes more
important as well.
• The class becomes more student-centered as students
accomplish their tasks with other students, while the
teacher plays more of an observer role.
3. The features of CLT
• Focus on meaning.
• Communicative competence is the desired goal.
• Learner-centered.
• Fluency is the primary goal.
• Students are expected to interact with other people, either
in oral practice, through pair and group work, or in their
writings.
• Dialogues, if used, center around communicative functions.
• Intrinsic motivation will spring from an interest in what is
being communicated by the language.
• Task-based.
4. Principles of CLT
• The communicative principle: Activities that
involve real communication promote learning.
• The task principle: Activities in which
language is used to carry out meaningful tasks
promote learning.
• The meaningfulness principle: Language that
is meaningful to the learner supports the
learning process.
5. Advantages of communicative
language teaching
1. The interaction between students and teachers
Communicative teaching is becoming increasingly clear
feature is the change in the way as the internship;
students develop the subject, initiative and become
increasingly important. Teacher-student relationship
is an interactive, harmonious relationship, rather
than the traditional education, the kind of master-servant
relationship.
6. • To inform the basic knowledge and ability to
skillfully combine the development.
Traditional classroom teaching of English in the main body
of the expense of home study, only emphasized the
teachers on the knowledge of the systematic and
integrity, which is a teacher-centered, knowledge-centered
from the medieval "scholastic" teaching
methods inherited One consequence of the neglect of
student ability. The communicative teaching emphasizes
the learner's cognitive ability and operational
capabilities, which allow the students themselves to
think about and express their views, thus trained in real
life the ability to use language to communicate.
7. • Greatly improved the student's interest.
Communicative teaching students to participate in,
sometimes accompanied by scenes or simulated
scenarios, so that students more close to life, the
students became the main character, naturally they
were interested in the English language, to learn
English as a pleasure.
8. Disadvantages of CLT
• It is felt that there is not enough emphasis on the
correction of pronunciation and grammar error. It is
because too much focus on meaning at the expense of
form.
• CLT approach focuses on fluency but not accuracy in
grammar and pronunciation.
• The CLT approach is great for intermediate student and
advanced students, but for Beginners some controlled
practice is needed.
• The monitoring ability of the teacher must be very good
• Grammar Teaching Practices make application of this
approach difficult.
9. Thanks to
www.academia.edu
Ali Reza Sadeghiyan & Hosein Zeynoddin
Teacher:Mr.Davood Jafari
English Teaching Course
Oxford University Of Isfahan