What do the Magnificent Seven and Communicative Language Teaching have in common?

If you've heard the term 'Communicative Language Teaching' but only have a vague idea of what this means, then here are some answers and thoughts! If you like this, try out my site at www.elt-training.com/
00:00 Introduction
01:40 What CLT isn't (or The Grammar Translation Method)
05:54 What CLT IS- a definition
Seven Aspects of CLT
08:03 More learner talk- Less teacher lecture
08:56 Personalisation/ Relevant, interesting topics
09:32 Contextualised language
10:30 Authentic language
12:02 Grammar where it's useful
14:34 Importance of lexis
15:30 A functional approach

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[@xiangningsu5882]

When I learned French at university classes, my teachers used my mother language-Chinese-to explain French, often asking us to make translations. As a result, I made limited progress, by the end of the first semester, I only know how to ask weather, and I don’t know how to speak or listen what the French people said. Then I went to Alliance Francaise, where teachers taught in French, and I had plenty of chances to speak and play games. As a result, I made huge progress, I can communicate with the French. I even passed DALF C1 in the end. CLT really matters

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