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Why teach in the target language?. rich input (Chaudron, 1988) “a high quantity of input directed at the learner” (Ellis, 1985) It provides….

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1 Why teach in the target language?

2 rich input (Chaudron, 1988) “a high quantity of input directed at the learner” (Ellis, 1985) It provides….

3 Status of the TL (Littlewood, 1981; Clark, 1991) It maintains the….

4 “communicative pressure” (Doughty & Varela, 1998) It creates…. … which pushes learners’ output (Swain, 1995)

5 “communicative success” (Ushioda, 1996) It creates….

6 “testing hypotheses” (Swain, 1995; Harley, 1998) It helps pupil with….

7 “topicalisation” (Slimani, 1989) “agency” (van Lier, 2008) It creates the conditions for pupils to say what they want to say

8 It facilitates the transfer of language across topics “variable encoding”(Yalden, 1987)

9 I want to re-affirm a basic belief that learners’ use of the TL is conducive to successful learning… The over- arching pedagogical tool should, therefore, be learners’ use of the TL, not teacher use of the TL” (Macaro, 2000, emphasis added) … but the main focus should be pupil target language use….:


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