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| adam_text | Task-Based Language Teaching
from the Teachers Perspective
Insights from New Zealand
Martin East
The University of Auckland
John Benjamins Publishing Company
Amsterdam / Philadelphia
Table of contents
Series editors preface to Volume 3 vn
Author s preface xi
Acknowledgments xv
List of key acronyms xix
CHAPTER 1
TBLT in foreign language classrooms: Fundamental considerations 1
CHAPTER 2
TBLT in New Zealand: Curriculum renewal 19
Background 20
Practitioner perspectives 37
Conclusions 46
CHAPTER 3
TBLT in New Zealand: Curriculum support 49
Background 50
Practitioner perspectives 66
Conclusions 73
CHAPTER 4
TBLT and communication 77
Background 77
Practitioner perspectives 85
Conclusions 103
CHAPTER 5
TBLT and language knowledge 107
Background 108
Practitioner perspectives 116
Conclusions 133
vi Task-Based Language Teaching from the teachers perspective
CHAPTER 6
TBLT and cultural knowledge 135
Background 136
Practitioner perspectives 145
Conclusions 159
CHAPTER 7
TBLT and assessment 163
Background 164
Practitioner perspectives 174
Conclusions 187
CHAPTER 8
TBLT in foreign language classrooms: Into the future 191
Postscript 219
Notes 223
References 227
APPENDIX 1
A note on the research project 241
APPENDIX 2
The National Certificate of Educational Achievement (current system) 247
APPENDIX 3
The values and key competencies of New Zealand s revised curriculum 249
APPENDIX 4
The National Certificate of Educational Achievement (revised system) 251
Index 255
Index
accuracy 23, 51, 66, 86,108-
109,114,127,130-131,152,160,
achievement objectives 27,
59-61,169,187
acquisition 11, 21-22, 26-28,
32-34 43, 49-50, 52, 69, 73,
77-78, 80, 82, 95,110,118-119,
138-139,143,160
additional languages 4,14, 24,
advisors 2,17, 37-38, 42, 45-46,
57, 66-67, 85-89,103,116-117,
120-121,133-134,148,154-155,
157,159-161,186,195, 213,
219-220, 226
advisory service 14, 86, 226
ako, concept of 32, 46
ARG (Assessment Reform
Group) 164,167-168
assessment 3-4, 9,13,14,18,
24, 27-28, 40-41, 46,
63,131,163-171,173-176,
178-189, 200-201, 213-215,
continuum of 175,187
dynamic 164,168
formative 165,168,175,180
high-stakes 163-164,
166-167,170-171,174,184,
internal 171,173,174,
184-185,190
for learning 164,166-167,
171,174-176, 225
of learning 164-165,167,
169-171,175,180,184,187,
paradigms of 164,166,171
systems of 41, 46,163,
i6f 1-167, 213
task-based 167-170,225
authentk
18K
ity 12, 51, 80, 88, 91,
y8,169-170,182-183,
interactional 12, 51, 80,183
situational 80, 88, 91, 98
autonomy, development of 9,
B
beliefs
79-80
, 5-13,15, 54-56,
, 92,116-117,121-123,
1,136,138-141,176,178,
182-1H4,196-197, 201, 216-217,
built-in f vllabus 52, 55,111,128
C
CEFR (C
Framr
Langu
chunks (t
/mmon European
work of Reference for
ages) 36-37,223
it language) 44-45,
51-52 (16-69, 71, 96,127
CHC (G
Cultu
CLT ( O
Te
74-
21
polan
strong
weak
co-const
85-86
code-swi
1 ifucian Heritage
r) 11
nmunicative Language
hing) 19-23, 25, 28,
3-35, 49-51, 58-59,
0,104,121,123, 203,
itions 20, 22, 33-34,
22-23, 34-35
20-22, 23, 28, 34,
• 1, 59, 74,121
ixtion 32-34,46-47,
)9-ioo, 102,124,158,
hins IQQ
communication strand 33-34,
64, 77-79, 81, 83, 85-86, 88,
90, 99,103,105,107-108,117,
121,136-137,154,169
communicative competence,
frameworks of 20, 28,
34-35, 51,107,135-140,142,
152,160-161, 223
competence
grammatical 51,133,138
sociolinguistic 138,149,
151-152,159
comprehensible input 22,
34-35, 3
consciousness-raising 65,115
corrective feedback 33, 65,109
164,167-168,176-179,187-18
cultural knowledge strand 33,
136,145-146,152,154-155,
culture (factual knowledge of)
curriculum
communication-focused
experientially-focused 53,
revised 3-4,14-15,18,
32-33, 35-37, 42, 45-46,
49-50, 59-63, 65, 77,
81, 85-86, 92, 99-100,
102-103,108,115,118,132,
158,165,171-172,186-188,
curriculum leaders 15, 41-42,
213-215, 217, 220
curriculum support documents
256 Task-Based Language Teaching from the teachers perspective
curriculum support guidelines
D
declarative knowledge 108
deductive approaches 121,
diagnostic feedback 165,170,
e-learning 46,155-157
Ellis principles 52, 59-60,
62-64,195, 209-210
Ellis report 49-50
ELT (English Language
Teaching) 11-12
error correction 176-179,188
ESL (English as second
language) 10
exchanges 144-145,155, 226
virtual 157-159
experiential learning 23, 46,
explicit knowledge 52, 55, 67,
107-108,111,113-114,133-134,
feedback 33, 35, 65, 85, 95-96,
100-102,109,143-144,154,
164-168,170-171,174-181,
187-188,198, 210-211, 225
corrective 33, 65,109,164,
167-168,176-179,187-188
diagnostic 165,170,179,181
evaluative 180
explicit 176
oral 167
peer 102,179
teacher 101
feedforward 167-168,174-176
fluency 23, 51-52, 65-69, 73,
130-132,152,160,176,179
accuracy versus 176
communicative 2,19-20,
focus on 86,103,132
FonC (Focus on Culture) 155—
FonF (Focus on Form) 108-
115,117-120, 127,132-134,
155,161,176 -178
advocating of 66,118
direct 119
learner-centred 101,118,161
planned 115, i 2^
post-interaction 177
FonFS (Focus on Forms) 20-
21, 28, 34, 51, 74, 109-110,113,
118-119,122-123,127-130,132,
FonM (Focus on Meaning) 22
form-focused appi oaches 46,
formulaic 51-5?-, 55, 57, 66-74,
expressions ^2, 55, 66-74,
language 57, (17, 69-70, 72,
9L94
sequences 5: , 66-70
games 70, 78, 98,103
goals 60, 75, 79, 87,136-137,
grammar 1,8,11,20-23,26-28,
31, 35, 43, 5i 64, 68, 79, 88,
107-108,110-115,117-120,
122-135,170,176-177,181,
deductive approach 21,117,
124-125
drills 131
exercises 111, 114-115,129,
132-134
explanations 124,132
inductive approach 110,115,
instruction 35,107,113,115
grammar-translation 20-22,
grammatical competence 51,
group work 8) 83, 94-95,
99-100,102, i 47
H
high-stakes assessment 163-
164,166-167,170-171,174,184,
I
impact 7,17-18, 21,30, 38, 40,
individual differences 52, 81,
information gap tasks 87-88,
innovation 2-7, 9,14,17-18,
62, 77,192-193,196, 202-203,
206-207, 213, 221, 226
input 21-22, 34-35, 52, 55, 66,
70-71, 78-79, 81-83, 95,
100-102,104,109-111,113,
116,120,129,133,143-144,
comprehensible 22,34-35,
junky 180
teacher-led 101
input hypothesis 22
inquiry learning 209, 212, 216
instructed language learning
interaction 2,17-18,32-35, 45,
51-52, 55, 59-60, 66, 69-70,
72, 78-82, 87-88, 96, 98,100,
102,113,115-116,127,133,136,
140-141,144,151-153,155,
158-159,161,167,170,172,
175-177,186,199, 211
interaction hypothesis 34-35,
intercultural capability 137-
140,145,152,154-155,161
intercultural communication
intercultural communicative
competence 138-140,142,
160-161, 223
intercultural knowledge 139,
intercultural proficiency 152,
Index 257
intercultural skills 139
intercultural understanding
interculturality 152-154,158
international languages 63,
208, 212, 225-226
I
junior years 121,126-127,
129-130,147,192, 201
K
key competencies 32, 35,
60-61,103,159
knowledge
co-construction of 32-34,
46, 85-86, 99
factual 138,146,149,152,159
formal 34,109-110,116,118,
121,129,133-134,197
implicit 52-53,108-109,
organisational 107
LangSems (Language Seminars)
56-57
language acquisition 4-5,
77-78, 80, 82,118,143,160,
language assessments 28,172
language exercises 55,114-115,
language forms 113
language input 22, 55, 79,109,
language knowledge strand
33-34,107-109,114,116-117,
language policies 31
learner-centred approach 197
learner-centred curriculum 35,
learner-centredness 32,101
learner differences 9
learner-learner interaction 33,
99, V5, 179
learning styles 81
levels of proficiency 37,43,82,
linguistic proficiency 26,33,
LLS (Learning Languages Series)
M
meaning (negotiation of) 35,
Ministry of Educat ion 3-5,
14,17-18, 24-26, 29,32, 34,
49-50, 52, 54-60, 62, 65, 70,
74-75, 78, 86-X7, 95,100,108,
114,125,136,140,155,160-161,
165-166,169,171-173,175,180,
188,190,192,194, 205-206,
208-212, 223-224, 226
monocultural 142
monolingual 31 $8, 221
motivation 10,22-23,39-40,
181-182
extrinsic 10, ;y, 53,181-182
intrinsic io, 53
N
NCEA (National xrtificate of
Educational Achievement)
28, 37, 42, 6 , 145,164,
170-174,182-189, 201-202,
206, 212, 221, 224-225
current 172,174,182-184,
186,188, 201, 247-248
levels 37,185
revised 186-188,201,206,
221, 251-254
negative washback 11,192,
New Zealand Government 224
noticing 110,115,117-118,123,
notional-functional approach
51-52, 66, 73
NZALT (New Zealand
Association of language
Teachers) 56 58, 63, 224,
NZCF (New Zealand
Curriculum Framework)
24-25, 27, 29, 32, 34, 37,
40-42, 46, 50-51, 59
O
oral-situational approach 51
organisational knowledge 107
otherness, relating to 32,140,
149-152,155,159
outcomes 10,18, 57, 91, 95, 97,
209-211
clear 95
defined 84,112
differentiated 101,184
open-ended 158
output 34-35, 52-53, 55, 78-79,
81-82, 95,102,131,183,198,
211-212
output hypothesis 34
pair work 83,180
Pasifika languages 63, 79, 208,
pedagogical approaches 51, 53,
58-59,108, 219
pedagogical tasks 14, 49,114
pedagogy
knowledge-based 165
notional-functional 51,206
oral-situational 51,206
process-oriented 164
peer feedback 102,179
peer-scaffolding 102
portfolios 225
positive washback 172,174
post-task FonF 110,112,114,117,
120,132-134,176,178
post-task phase 83,113,144
PPP (Presentation, Practice,
Production) 11, 21-22, 28,
34, 51, 74, 77,108,110-113,
115-116,120,123,133-134,176
pre-service teacher education
pre-task phase 73, 83, 96, 98,
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prescriptive assessment regimes
principled eclecticism 13
professional development 9,15,
18, 49, 56-57, 62, 65, 89,192,
197, 207-208, 212-213, 226
proficiency l, 9-10, 23, 26-28,
33, 35-37, 43, 52, 55, 64, 71,
107,109,114,133,136-138,
143,145,147,152,160-161,
163-164,166-169,172,
174-176,179,187,189, 205,
208-210, 215, 219, 226
academic 10
interactive 64, 81, 97, 212
levels of 37, 43, 82,169,179
linguistic 26, 33, 78,112,143,
proficiency statements 26-27,
36-37
pushed output 35,102,131
qualifications 23, 28,171-172
R
real-world activities 97
recruitment problems 40, 219
revised curriculum 3-4,14-15,
18, 32-33, 35-37, 42, 45-46,
49-50, 59-63, 65, 77, 81,
85-86, 92, 99-100,102-103,
108,115, u8,132,158,165,
171-172,192, 210, 212, 219
revised NCEA 186-188, 201,
role plays 55, 68, 88, 95,98,143
rote-learning 11,28
savoirs 140
scaffolding 23, 33, 81,100-102,
School Certificate examination
school contexts (time-
constrained) 193, 207, 213
school culture 181
school curriculum 3,14, 19, 23,
31-32,191, 219, 223
situational authenticity 80, 88,
skills 11,19, 26, 78, 80-81, 83,
86, 88, 94, 103-104,114,
139-140,143-144,154,159,
169,171-173, 201, 212
cultural 19
productive 78,169,173, 201
receptive 78, 83,169
SLA (Second Language
Acquisition) 5, 50, 65
sociocultural theory 32-33,199
sociolinguistic competence
138,149,151-1^2,159
standards (NCEA) 201,212
static cultural knowledge 149
strong version (of CLT or TBLT)
22-23, 81-82
structures 20, 27-28, 37, 44-45,
59-60, 83, 92,100,103,
108-109,111-113,1181123,
125-126,129,131,171-173,
178,187-190, 202-203, 214
participatory 83,103
subject choices 29-30
syllabus 21, 23, 27, 43-45,
50-52, 55, 109,111-112,128,
analytic 23
built-in 52, • •;, 111,128
design of 2( 4
hierarchical 13
synthentic : 1, 27, 44, 50,
target culture 159,141-143,
145-146,148, -0-152,154,
target language s ieakers 141,
target structures 111, 202
task-based assessment 18,
169-170, 225
task-based learn 1 g 12, 86,
99-102,175,1 -192,195-197,
task-based pedagogy 45, 52-53,
task completion 73, 78, 97,
112-113,115,138,161,164,
in-class 168
task execution 70, 81-82,157,
task performance 82-83,
168-169,198
task phase 73, 83, 96, 98,113,
tasks
classroom-based 167,183
collaborative 199
culturally-focused 157
focused 112,115,162
group 102
holistic 51
input-providing 81, 95,183
output-prompting 81,95,
pedagogical 14, 49,114
real-world 170
technologically-mediated
unfocused 112,162
TBLA (Task-Based Language
Assessment) 163-164,166,
169-171,174,182, 212, 214-215,
teacher beliefs 2, 6, 7-9, 80,
176,196-197, 220
teacher education programmes
8-9
teacher-learner interactions 33,
teacher-led approaches 219
teacher training 122
teachers
communicatively-oriented
conservative 28,206
traditionally-oriented 194
testing 27,164-166,180-182,
tests 28,163,165-166,169,
180-183,188-190, 225
non-communicative 169
Index 259
traditional 169,182,188
ofvocabulary 181
textbooks 92,214
theory, sociocultural 32-33,
third place 141,144,151,153
TPDL (Teacher Professional
Development Languages)
62-63, 208-213, 216, 224, 226
traditional approaches 194,197
U
understanding, intercultural
values 32, 60-61, 103,139-142,
virtual exchanges 157-159
vocabulary 20, 27-28, 31, 59,
93-94,100,119,126,131,135,
146,156,171-173,180-182,
188-190, 201, 203-206, 214,
vocabulary learning 20,31,225
vocabulary lists 28,173,180,
189, 201, 203, 205-206
vocabulary tests 180,182,
188-190
W
washback 11, 28, 41-42, 55,
133-134,145,166,170-172,
174,188,192, 200-201, 207
effects of 28, 42, 55,133,145,
166,170-172, 201
negative 11,192, 200, 207
positive 172,174
weak version (of CLT or TBLT)
20-21, 82,116
workshops 57, 60, 63, 226
zero grammar 22
ZPD (Zone of Proximal
Development) 33,102
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| series | Task-based language teaching |
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| spellingShingle | East, Martin ca. 20./21. Jh Task-based language teaching from the teachers' perspective insights from New Zealand Task-based language teaching Sprache Language and languages Study and teaching New Zealand Handlungsorientierter Unterricht (DE-588)4125440-5 gnd |
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| title | Task-based language teaching from the teachers' perspective insights from New Zealand |
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| title_full | Task-based language teaching from the teachers' perspective insights from New Zealand Martin East |
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| title_sub | insights from New Zealand |
| topic | Sprache Language and languages Study and teaching New Zealand Handlungsorientierter Unterricht (DE-588)4125440-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Sprache Language and languages Study and teaching New Zealand Handlungsorientierter Unterricht Neuseeland |
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