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Teaching Grammar using CLT
PaulG
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Teaching Grammar using CLT
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Hello. Does anyone have any grammar worksheets that teach grammar using CLT? If you do, please let me know. I �ve been told that grammar is taught best using CLT, but I �ve never seen a worksheet like that, so I would be very thankful if anyone would show me one. |
21 Nov 2009
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chrisling831
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Sorry, I got a silly question. What is CLT?
For grammar teaching, I don �t have a consistent method. I tend to make changes so as to keep their interest. Last week I used a PowerPoint and proofreading, this week I �ve designed comic strips to teach conditionals.
Does anyone have any special ideas to teAch grammar? And how clt can be used? Thanks
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21 Nov 2009
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RabbitWho
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CLT = the communicative approach... there are entire books written on this subject and courses and seminars and a whole culture of teaching.. i don �t know if I can summarize it in a forum post!
Try reading "Learning Teaching " by Jim Screiver or "The Practice of English Language Teaching" by Michael Harmer.
Communicative textbooks for students include English File and Cutting Edge. |
21 Nov 2009
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PaulG
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Thanks. CLT is Communicative Language Teaching. It can also be called CLL: Communicative Language Learning. It depends one if you are the teacher or the student. The name "Communicative Approach isn �t valid anymore, so now it has these 2 names.
I �ll have to look for that book. Is there any web site in which I can look for it?
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23 Nov 2009
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