ELT Methods

What is the goal of language teaching according to CLT?

• To achieve communicative competence

• To focus solely on grammar

• To memorize vocabulary

• To practice writing skills

What are the characteristics of classic CLT?

• Communication is the focus of language learning

• Learners have opportunities to memorize

• Teacher's role is to control the class

• All skills are taught separately

What is the main focus of current CLT?

• Engaged learners and meaningful communication

• Strict grammar rules

• Individual learning without interaction

• Teacher-centered instruction

What does TBLT emphasize?

• Developing communicative competence

• Memorizing vocabulary lists

• Learning grammar rules

• Silent reading

What is the essence of CLIL?

• Using L2 as a medium for teaching

• Focusing only on language skills

• Avoiding the use of L1

• Emphasizing grammar over communication

What are the 4 Cs in CLIL?

• Content, Communication, Cognition, Culture

• Classroom, Curriculum, Collaboration, Creativity

• Concepts, Context, Competence, Culture

• Communication, Comprehension, Collaboration, Creativity

What role does interaction play in CLT?

• It is essential for language acquisition

• It is discouraged to maintain focus

• It is only for advanced learners

• It is secondary to grammar instruction

How does TBLT differ from traditional language teaching methods?

• It focuses on tasks rather than rote learning

• It emphasizes grammar over communication

• It requires no interaction among learners

• It is solely teacher-directed

What is a key benefit of using CLIL in education?

• It integrates language learning with subject content

• It isolates language skills from other subjects

• It prioritizes grammar drills over content understanding

• It limits the use of the target language

What is the primary focus of task-based language teaching (TBLT)?

• Engaging learners through meaningful tasks

• Emphasizing grammar accuracy

• Focusing on vocabulary memorization

• Providing teacher-led lectures