This article outlines and describes eight Essentials of Second Language Education that fit with the CLT paradigm shift. It focuses on one of the eight essentials and the concludes. These eight essentials are: encourage Learner Autonomy, emphasize the Social Nature of Learning, develop Curricular Integration, Focus on Meaning, celebrate Diversity, expand Thinking Skills, utilize Alternative Assessment methods, and promote English language Teachers as Co-learners.
ESSENTIALS FOR SUCCESSFUL ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
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CLT
Encourage Learner Autonomy,
Emphasize Social Nature of Learning
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