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a task. The tasks are usually focused on common and daily activities like role
plays, calling for information, etc. in order to manage a real language, and to
increase the production practice activities with children, even to solve their
communicative problems.
According To Rod Ellis (2000 p. 67) “Task based learning is a form of teaching
object for study and manipulation”. He says that the characteristics of task
group, the task exploit a wider range of language. But in some cases, students
Jane Willis (1998 p.86) argued that tasks are the central to the learning activity,
he says that students will may learn more effectively when there are focused on
the task, rather than on the language that they are using. Jane says that
students start with the task, and when they have completed it, usually the
traditional teacher and students´ role. The teacher is an observer during the
task phase, and uses a language informant only during the “language focus”
stage.
I think task based learning, is an activity where the target language is used by
outcome.
Project Based Learning
technology and to involve students in a project based learning, permit that they
learn from their experiences and apply this knowledge in their lives and in the
real world.
different important abilities, such as: The group work, the autonomous learning,
planning the time, the capacity for writing and oral expressions, and improve
student motivation. That is, that the student improve his/her academic process.
Cynthia B. (2000 p. 59) argued that Project based learning students learn from
their own experiences and then take them into account and apply them to their
lives in the real world. She says that with the project based students have to
think in original ways for the solution of real problems, and it help with their
creativity thinking skills by demonstrating that there are many ways to solve a
problem.
their serious thinking as students, even student acquire and apply new
References
Willis J (1998) Project Based Teaching and Learning Oxford New York