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    a| PE1128.A2 b| L63 1996
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    a| 418.007 b| WIL 1996
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    a| Willis, Jane R. q| (Jane Rosemary), d| 1944-
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    a| A framework for task-based learning / c| Jane Willis.
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    a| Harlow, Essex : b| Longman, c| 1996.
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    a| vi, 183 p. : b| ill. ; c| 24 cm.
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    a| Longman handbooks for language teachers.
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    a| Includes bibliographical references (p. 175-176).
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    a| A Framework for Task-Based Learning is a complete guide to the methodology and practice of task-based language teaching. For those who wish to adopt a genuinely learner-centred approach to their teaching, it offers an alternative framework to the "presentation, practice, production" model. This book is based on sound principles of language learning and combines the best insights from communicative language teaching with a systematic focus on language form. It explains and exemplifies each component in a typical task-based lesson, from setting up a new task, through the task cycle, leading into language focused work. This approach allows the natural integration of all skills and encourages in the learner a concern for both accuracy and fluency.
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    a| Language and languages x| Study and teaching.
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    a| Longman handbooks for language teachers.
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    t| Acknowledgements
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    t| Introduction p| 1
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    l| 1 t| Language learning: creating the best environment p| 3
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    l| 2 t| Aspects of tasks p| 23
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    l| 3 t| The TBL framework: overview and pre-task phase p| 39
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    l| 4 t| The TBL framework: the task cycle p| 53
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    l| 5 t| Tasks based on text p| 67
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    l| 6 t| Exposure to spontaneous speech using recordings p| 87
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    l| 7 t| The TBL framework: language focus p| 101
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    l| 8 t| TBL for beginners and young learners p| 117
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    l| 9 t| Adopting TBL: some practical issues p| 133
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    l| App. A t| Six types of task p| 149
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    l| App. B t| Overview of the TBL framework p| 155
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    l| App. C t| Sample task-based lesson outlines p| 156
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    l| App. D t| Groupwork appraisal sheets p| 169
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    l| App. E t| The most frequent words of English p| 171
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    l| App. F t| Task-based examinations p| 173
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    t| Bibliography and References p| 175
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    t| Index p| 177
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    t| Key p| 179
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