Promoting Oral Production through the Task-Based Learning Approach: A Study in a Public Secondary School in Colombia
Spoken language is used less confidently by learners in the English as a foreign language (efl ) classroom in secondary schools, and this has become a challenge for most teachers. This article describes an action research experience carried out at Francisco de Paula Santander, a public school in Bog...
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doaj-722ac152d33342ec8940fe27efa652b72020-11-25T01:13:37ZengUniversidad Nacional de ColombiaProfile Issues in Teachers' Professional Development1657-07902009-10-011121126Promoting Oral Production through the Task-Based Learning Approach: A Study in a Public Secondary School in ColombiaMireya Peña0Amparo Onatra1Francisco de Paula Santander SchoolFrancisco de Paula Santander SchoolSpoken language is used less confidently by learners in the English as a foreign language (efl ) classroom in secondary schools, and this has become a challenge for most teachers. This article describes an action research experience carried out at Francisco de Paula Santander, a public school in Bogotá, in 2004. The study was developed with a sample of learners belonging to four groups of seven graders along nine months. Data were collected by means of audio recordings, field notes and proformas. The results of the study let us analyze the different demands of transactional and interactional activities among novice efl speakers. They can also be considered an attempt to understand the implications of such activities within the framework of the Task-Based Learning approach presented by Willis (1996).https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/profile/article/view/11438Oral interactionTask-Based Learning (TBL) |
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Promoting Oral Production through the Task-Based Learning Approach: A Study in a Public Secondary School in Colombia |
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Promoting Oral Production through the Task-Based Learning Approach: A Study in a Public Secondary School in Colombia |
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Promoting Oral Production through the Task-Based Learning Approach: A Study in a Public Secondary School in Colombia |
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Promoting Oral Production through the Task-Based Learning Approach: A Study in a Public Secondary School in Colombia |
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Promoting Oral Production through the Task-Based Learning Approach: A Study in a Public Secondary School in Colombia |
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promoting oral production through the task-based learning approach: a study in a public secondary school in colombia |
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Universidad Nacional de Colombia |
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Profile Issues in Teachers' Professional Development |
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1657-0790 |
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2009-10-01 |
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Spoken language is used less confidently by learners in the English as a foreign language (efl ) classroom in secondary schools, and this has become a challenge for most teachers. This article describes an action research experience carried out at Francisco de Paula Santander, a public school in Bogotá, in 2004. The study was developed with a sample of learners belonging to four groups of seven graders along nine months. Data were collected by means of audio recordings, field notes and proformas. The results of the study let us analyze the different demands of transactional and interactional activities among novice efl speakers. They can also be considered an attempt to understand the implications of such activities within the framework of the Task-Based Learning approach presented by Willis (1996). |
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