Using Critical Incidents to Investigate the Novice English Teacher Experience With CLT
Using Critical Incidents to Investigate the Novice English Teacher Experience With CLT
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10.20581/arele.25.0_127
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2014-03
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James M. Hall
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James M. Hall
Although the word "communication" is prevalent in the Course of Study fbr secondary school English in Japan, few novice teachers have an idea ofhow commmicative language teaching (CLT) can be practiced in their contexts. CLT is not a concrete teaching method, but rather an approach which consists ofbroad principles about language teaching and leaming. How it is practiced depends on the context where it is employed. This papcr wi11 present critical incidents occurring when a novice teacher conducts CLT to reveal what the principles of CLT look 1ike in practice and issues that noyice teachers might encounter when conducting CLT, Critical incidents are unanticipated events which occur during a lesson that generate insights about teaching and learning. The critical incidents were told by a second year junior high school English teacher.