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E-raamat: Pedagogical Realities of Implementing Task-Based Language Teaching

(University of Auckland), (University of Auckland)
  • Formaat: 292 pages
  • Sari: Task-Based Language Teaching 14
  • Ilmumisaeg: 09-Feb-2022
  • Kirjastus: John Benjamins Publishing Co
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789027258168
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  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789027258168
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This book documents how teachers, working in school foreign language learning contexts and teaching beginner learners of languages other than English, learn about and use tasks. It first presents a pedagogically researched account of how teachers learn about, design and evaluate tasks, after being introduced to TBLT during an in-service programme. The authors then go into classrooms to explore ways in which teachers continue to use tasks, as part of their regular ongoing classroom language programmes, following their in-service education. The book documents how the teachers use tasks to open up opportunities for language learning for students and investigates how teachers understand and position tasks and TBLT as relevant and of value to their teaching contexts. The challenges that teachers face in incorporating TBLT into their practice are also explored. The book suggests how the use of the task as a pedagogic tool may contribute to ongoing understanding about TBLT.
Chapter 1 Researching the implementation of TBLT in the classroom
1(38)
Introduction
1(3)
Why TBLT?
4(1)
The theoretical rationale for TBLT
5(2)
The pedagogical rationale for tasks
7(1)
The options for TBLT in the pedagogical context
8(3)
Issues to consider in the implementation of TBLT
11(2)
The New Zealand context
13(1)
The curriculum
14(1)
The learning languages area in the New Zealand Curriculum
14(1)
The assessment of learning
15(1)
Support for language teaching with the implementation of the new curriculum
16(2)
An initiative to equip teachers to teach languages in New Zealand schools - TPDL
18(8)
The current research and its relationship to the TPDL programme
26(1)
Summary of factors relevant to implementation of TBLT/tasks in the New Zealand context
27(3)
Outline of the book
30(3)
Introduction to Part 1
33(6)
Chapter 2 Teachers learning about TBLT and tasks
39(20)
Introduction
39(1)
Reflection
39(1)
The reading log assignment
40(2)
Teachers' understandings of the rationale and theory behind TBLT
42(6)
Relevance that teachers ascribe to TBLT in their current teaching contexts
48(1)
Differences teachers notice between TBLT and their current pedagogical approach
49(7)
Conclusion
56(3)
Chapter 3 Teacher learning through inquiry into TBLT
59(26)
Introduction
59(1)
Inquiry
60(1)
The learning inquiry assignment
61(2)
Context of teaching
63(1)
Focus of learning inquiry
64(1)
Task design and planning
65(9)
Task evaluation
74(3)
Task revision
77(1)
Teachers' conclusions of their inquiries
78(1)
Limitations
78(3)
Conclusion
81(4)
Chapter 4 From learning about TBLT to implementing TBLT
85(11)
Section I: Bringing TBLT to practice
86(1)
Impact of the TPDL professional learning programme
86(2)
Changes to practice
88(1)
TBLT and language teaching
89(2)
Implementing TBLT
91(1)
Enablers and constraints for implementing TBLT
92(4)
Section II TBLT in the classroom
96(157)
Teachers' practices
97(17)
TBLT as seen in teacher practices
114(2)
Conclusion
116(3)
Introduction to Part 2
119(12)
Chapter 5 Voices from the classroom
131(48)
Data sets
131(5)
The 10 tasks
136(39)
Conclusion
175(4)
Chapter 6 An evaluation of the use of tasks in the classroom
179(24)
Data sets
180(1)
Evidence of teacher fulfilment of task criteria
180(3)
Target tasks and pedagogic tasks
183(2)
Task goals
185(2)
Communicative goals
187(2)
The task cycle
189(1)
Task type
190(2)
Implementation of principles of TBLT
192(6)
Conclusion
198(5)
Chapter 7 The teachers' perspectives
203(26)
Teacher orientation to tasks and TBLT
204(2)
Learning about and reaction to TBLT during professional development
206(1)
Prior knowledge of TBLT
206(2)
Teachers' understanding and implementation of TBLT
208(9)
The benefits of and role for tasks
217(2)
Factors motivating or constraining implementation of TBLT and use of tasks
219(4)
Embracing TBLT and tasks in the classroom: Accounting for change in teacher practice
223(2)
Conclusion
225(4)
Chapter 8 Conclusion
229(24)
Introduction
229(1)
Learning about tasks
230(4)
Implementing tasks in the classroom
234(1)
Tasks opening up "pedagogical spaces" for language learning
235(4)
The context behind the use of tasks and TBLT
239(1)
The beginner language learner
239(2)
Blurring the dichotomies
241(2)
The challenge for TBLT
243(1)
The TB syllabus - realistic or not?
243(3)
Equipping teachers to implement TBLT and use tasks in their instructional contexts
246(5)
Limitations
251(1)
In summary
252(1)
References 253(10)
Appendices 263(14)
Name index 277(2)
Subject index 279