5. THEORIES of CBLT:
o Functional and interactional
perspective.
oRelation to the social context.
oBehaviorist views of learning.
oMosaic approach to language
learning.
oCommunicative competence.
7. SYLLABUS
Consists of functional topics
which have subparts
On norm reverenced-
assessment but criterion
reverenced-assessment
Assessment is done through
student demonstration
8. LEARNING ACTIVITIES
Systematically design
activities
Real-work task-activities
linked to the field of work and
to social survival
Work schedules
Job application
Job interview
10. (Continues of key features)
Continues and ongoing assessment
Outcome that are made explicit a
priori
Demonstrated mastery of
performance objectives
Individualized, student-centered
instruction
11. TEACHER’S RULES
Correct the student immediately
Give positive feedback
Aware of learners needs
Adjust the syllabus and the
activities according to learners
needs
12. STUDENT’S RULES
Judge the relevancy and usefulness
the activities
Should demonstrated the learnt
behavior
15. CRITICISM
No valid procedures to develop
competency lists
Many areas are impossible to
operationalize
Dividing activities into subparts is a
reductionist approach
Makes refugees to be passive
citizens