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Using Language-focused Learning Journals on a Task-based Course

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In my oral communication classes in Japan I noticed that my students tended to neglect language form for the sake of meaning. I designed a framework for a lesson journal for students to write in during the class. The journal format mirrored the TBL sequence to help the students distinguish between the different stages of a TBL lesson. However its main aim was to draw learners’ attention to language form by encouraging them to write notes as the lesson progressed.

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Moser, J. (2005). Using Language-focused Learning Journals on a Task-based Course. In: Edwards, C., Willis, J. (eds) Teachers Exploring Tasks in English Language Teaching. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230522961_8

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