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A pre-requisite for communicative competence Radhika - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				 Intent of the paperThe purpose of this paper is to examine what strategic competence  is, the levels at which it  functions and the utility value of such  techniques to the development of an overall communicative  competence. It also debates whether it is ethical to teach  strategies instead of concrete language competence.'Children can discover for themselves what they need to know ,  however, in order to get what they want they have to ask' observes  June Bowser(1993).   Oral communication encompasses asking,  replying, discussing, debating etc.. Surprisingly, this is what our  students are wanting, outside the class, in real life situations.  Does this mean that our communicative language teaching methods do  not work'  Why are our  learners   inadequate in communicating with  others...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			Teaching receptive skills (reading and listening) Carla and Sophia Sho - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				 Reading is a process by which a reader gives meaning to text. The  reader relies on a series of skills which they, depending on the age  of the English language learner, may already possess in their native  tongue. An older child or adult reader will read text knowing its  purpose and meaning i.e. to give or request information, persuade,  criticise, to give pleasure to or entertain. Further, they can make  logical predictions as they read because of pre-existing experience  or knowledge. All these skills are used by fluent readers, and as  such, will be second nature to an older child or adult. A young  English language learner may not have these skills or are developing  them at the same time as learning a new language. This will  necessitate the adoption of differing texts for reading....					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			Teaching Writing: Structure and Style LeAnn Bonzo - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				 Using the Teaching Writing: Structure and Style Authentic Materials  to Instruct Indonesian EFL Students in the Writing GenresIn 2005 while searching for a program that would allow me to more  effectively teach a group of American middle schoolers how to write  in stylistically interesting ways across the genres, I purchased the  Teaching Writing: Structure and Style materials by Andrew Pudewa.   This program delivers excellent results and fits well with the U.S.  based Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory Six-Trait Analytical  Writing Assessment Model.  Currently, it is being used for the first  time in Indonesia among ESL and EFL students.Pudewa’s methodology is designed to be used in all grade levels and  across the curriculum to teach the writing of structurally sound and ...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			


