Introduction to TASK BASED LANGUAGE TEACHING (TBLT) | TEFL Tips

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[@hananerazalengland7356]

Thanks me Martin I always follow you. You are the best teacher 🌹

[@clairegaxiola9384]

Working on a TBLT lesson plan for a course in my Master's degree. I needed a refresher on what a TBLT plan looks like, and your video summed this up so well! Thank you!

[@ELTExperiences]

I am glad it was helpful. 😊

[@merveyilmaz6422]

I have to learn this topic for my oral exam in an German university. Thank you for sharing this video ☺️

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uni trier?

[@fatmaguser]

Thanks for your clear and understandable explanation, your way of explanation has increased my interest in this subject and it helped me a lot in my final exams.

[@alejandramoreira2283]

Thanks a lot for this master piece of a video, really useful!

[@axeclee1705]

Thank u so much sir for you explanation about TBLT, my lecture give me this topic for my methodology TEFL task. So helpful 🙏🏻☺️

[@phanminhquan1285]

Thank you for your clear and organized explanation

[@louiealemam3352]

Thank you for explaining TBLT... actually, this aproach is widely used in Sweden by language teachers and even it is used/applied in other subject.. Thanks again

[@lamaitulum1123]

I look forward to your talk and some advice as I'm planning to conduct research in relation to the TBLT approach.

[@ELTExperiences]

I hope you enjoyed the video and good luck with your research that you are planning to conduct.

[@lamaitulum1123]

@@ELTExperiences Thanks so much. Full of fascinating insights into the TBLT approach. Much appreciated. Would you mind sharing other resources that I could delve into, please? I would be most grateful. Thanks again for sharing.

[@JessicaTriady]

Sir you’ve been so helpful! Thank you so much! Appreciate 🤗❣️

[@rstuff66]

Comprehensive and clear. Thank you.

[@etacude]

*A great explanation of Task Based Language Teaching!*

[@ELTExperiences]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video and thank you ever so much for your kind words.

[@elifkaraali3994]

I learn so much from this video thank you sir :)

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Inspiring ❤

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Highly appreciated

[@Thesoniamin]

Can't wait!!

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I hope you enjoyed the video!

[@unrulytanishasenior4664]

Thank you. I have watched a lot of videos and still did not understand what they were saying.

[@vincentarpia3475]

So helpful information for my research.Thanks.

[@munkell26]

Brilliant! Very helpful- thank you very much.

[@ELTExperiences]

Glad it was helpful!

[@winstonchurchill7146]

I loved your video and learned a lot from it. I just have a question. How could students who don't know any English develop a task. How could they produce a sentence when they don't know any English? Thank you.

[@linkinsahan]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful for me to make a demo !

[@thihariyainternationalscho4610]

It was very useful! A great tutorial 👍👍

[@conallgallagher4591]

Thanks again for this Martin. Really helpful, as always

[@ELTExperiences]

I am glad that this was helpful.

[@captivatedbyou]

Love your videos! Very helpful! Thank you very much!

[@ELTExperiences]

You're very welcome and thanks for your comment!

[@236santi]

Great video, super clear and concise. Btw, i like your kitchen, greetings from Argentina

[@ELTExperiences]

Thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I always like my kitchen. 😉

[@janellecortes1702]

Thank you😊

[@riahhyder2960]

Thank you very much. But what should be done in post task phase?

[@noreenmaeestallo4530]

thank you Martin. I am working on my Master's thesis focuses on TBLT and this is really helpful. i am really confused where TBLT originated. some articles said it was from Prabhu's Bangalore Project some said , he popularized the approach. and i read that this is a strong branch of communicative language teaching. i really want to know where exactly TBLT came from? thank you for your responses. i do hope you can read this.

[@ELTExperiences]

Hello Noreen and thank you for your comment. If you look at Prabhu's Bangalore Project, it is dated 1985. However, if you look at the Malaysian Communicational Syllabus, it pre-dates the Bangalore Project, and is dated 1975. TBLT does share some underlying theory from the Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach with motivation being determined by internal (learner) factors, rather than external factors. I would recommend that you consider getting "Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching" (Richards and Rodgers, 2014) as it provides further details and the history regarding TBLT. It is available here: amzn.to/30o4Tcm

[@noreenmaeestallo4530]

ELT Experiences thank you soooo much for the reply Martin. I will surely look into it. Thank youuu

[@Moonlightcastle127]

Thanks for your sharing, it was very insightful. I was wondering could I ask for the reference list of this video? I would like to find those articles and read them deeply. Thanks in advance.

[@ELTExperiences]

I am unsure where to locate the articles for further reading but the 'International Association for Task-Based Language Teaching' will have further resources and publications that you can source. Here is their website: www.iatblt.org/

[@tanesabduallah7106]

Super useful

[@uteburragekruse9767]

What’s natural error correction,please ?

[@hananerazalengland7356]

I like the way how you teach can I contact with you please. I want you to advice me about how can improve my level and I want to tell you my experience about teaching Thanks in advance

[@ELTExperiences]

Many thanks. You are welcome to contact me should you wish.

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If I were you, I would blur the background of my videos.