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Task Based Language Teaching for EFL

Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) for EFL: An Effective Approach to English Language Teaching Presenter: Ms. Rabia Khatoon YouTube Description: Task-Based Learning (TBLT) has transformed language teaching by emphasizing meaningful communication and real-world tasks. Rooted in Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) and Constructivist Theory, TBLT influences curriculum design, teaching methodologies, and syllabus development. In this session, we explore the stages of a typical task cycle, focusing on how language learners exchange meaning while developing linguistic accuracy. We also examine the importance of studying language forms within tasks and discuss effective task samples that enhance student engagement and learning outcomes. Join us as we break down key principles of TBLT and demonstrate its effectiveness in language acquisition through practical examples. Whether you're an educator or language enthusiast, this presentation provides valuable insights into applying TBLT in the classroom. About Rabia Khatoon Rabia Khatoon works at King AbdulAziz University as Language instructor. She has completed her BEd, TEFL, Dip.TESOL, and IELTS trainers' certifications. She has a Masters degree in English Language and Linguistics. Currently, she is a PhD candidate, and her area of interest is language pedagogy. She also works with Academic Writing Center (AWC) as a writing consultant. She is a also a member of Teaching excellence teams (TET) program. She has conducted talks, workshops, and poster presentations at several internal and international events since she is particularly committed to her professional development. This is the recording of a live Blackboard Collaborate session presented to English Language Institute faculty. Produced by the Professional Development and Teacher Evaluation Committee, English Language Institute, King Abdulaziz University March 2025. https://eli.kau.edu.sa/ Video edited by Todd Colwell.