Structuring learning through visual guidance

The following article explores how the activity board can be used to visually structure and manage complex communicative tasks, making them more approachable and effective for learners. After outlining the didactic foundation, the article introduces the tool, highlights its benefits and offers a detailed classroom example that demonstrates how the tool can be implemented in everyday teaching practice.
Structuring the learning process in a TBL context
The concept of Task-based Learning (TBL) has gained broad acceptance in English language teaching and continues to influence classroom practices around the world. Depending on the interpretation, TBL can take various forms, but . . .

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Martin Bastkowski
Martin Bastkowski
Martin Bastkowski is a teacher, head of the foreign language department and member of the school management team at a comprehensive school in Germany. He is also a visiting university lecturer in English language education and works as an author, editor, reviewer and consultant to publishers of educational materials, as well as being a teacher trainer. His fields of interest include teaching methodology and learning activation, optimising learning processes and assessment and feedback culture, as well as digitalisation, media and AI. www.bastkowski.de