TBA - Task-Based Approach
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TBA
TBA
TBA focuses on promoting meaningful communication through tasks that students are expected to face in real-life situations.
Key aspects of TBA:
Focus on tasks instead of exercises.
Encouraging students to use language authentically.
Focus on student learning.
ADVANTAGES
Enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills
The completion of assignments demands students to engage in critical thinking, find solutions to issues, and work together with their classmates.
Improved communication skills
Improved communication skills
TBA encourages the development of all four language skills - speaking, listening, reading, and writing - through practical and integrated activities.
Focused on language use in context
Focused on language use in context
TBA emphasises the use of language in a realistic context, thereby preparing students to successfully use language in real-world situations.
DISADVANTAGES
Teacher expertise needed
Teacher expertise needed
Teachers must have a solid understanding of the target language and be able to effectively assist task-based learning. A lack of understanding competence may negatively impact the teaching session.
Not suitable for all skill levels
Not suitable for all skill levels
Students with low proficiency may require more scaffolding and support to properly accomplish assignments.
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