How to ‘taskify’ the coursebook

There is a significant amount of research that highlights the value of task-based pedagogy like Task-based Language Teaching (TBLT) in creating the conditions in which second language acquisition can occur in as efficacious manner as possible (Long, 2015). Furthermore, task-based approaches emphasise and promote learner autonomy (Baek & Eisenberg, 2021), which is something I personally find essential within the language classroom.
Because of the value of tasks within language education, I wanted to see how I could bring them into my classes, but it was here that I encountered a number of issues. First, the amount of . . .

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Andrea Cuello
Andrea Cuello
Andrea Cuello has a Bachelor’s Degree in English Studies, and a Master’s Degree in Teaching Spanish as a Second Language. She currently works at the North Station Academy in Zaragoza on the senior teaching team. Her interests lie in materials creation and Task-based Language Teaching. She also loves discovering new music and a good mystery novel.