Communicative Learning Teaching is…
CLT is one of the active learning languages
ways which puts more importance on giving opportunities that learners can
speak. It was originated in Europe and then has been researched for a long
time. The biggest feature is to combine grammar learning with output time
by switching words and phrases. With their feeling lively, learners put them on
the specific situation in each case. Then, if the learners are more advanced
than the given levels, they can go on their conversation deeply. I thought it
is effective for second language learners who are in non-native speaking
counties to practice delivering.
I have some questions…
I took in how approachable the way it is to
build up their skills and experiences in class. However, at the same time, I
have some question and qualification to ask other classmates who intend to be an
English teacher. Active speaking classes are essential to check if the learners
surely memorize the words and phrases in an appropriate situation. Therefore, if
you teach English at a junior high and high school, how do you want to control
the balance of input and output in class? Then, why do you do that?
I have another question. What level of
learners should do the CLT? If you have any suggestions, please share your
idea!!
My outside activity…
I have contributed to the student committee’s
activity which encourages different university students to communicate with
each other. We are holding an English online event on December 6th. This year, we have had 5 online events, and 3 of them are relevant to English activity. I have felt the quality of the event has soared step by step, and it can lead to Communicative Learning English. I hope what we have acquired in this lecture will be applied to your other field and future.
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