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中学英语语法教学
[Abstract]ThispaperanalyzesthehistoryofEnglishgrammarteaching,from16centuryto19century.EnglishgrammarteachingmethodchangedfromGrammar-TranslationMethodtoDirectMethod,andtoAudio-lingualMethod.Nowadays,teachersandstudentsareaccustomedto3Pteachingmodel.AccordingtothestatusquoofEnglishgrammarteaching,thispaperdefinestheconceptionsoflanguageandlanguagelearning;introducesthatgrammarlearningmustfollowthesecondlanguageacquisition.Throughtheanalysisoftraditionalgrammarconceptionandteachingmethods,thispaperdiscoverstheproblemofgrammarteaching.
Traditionalgrammarteachingwasjustforlearninggrammar.Teacherwasthecenterintheclass.Butnowasthedifferentstudylevelandunsuitabletextbookandinappropriateteachingmethods,Englishteachingqualityislow.Therefore,tofindsuitableteachingmethodsisthebestwaytodevelopgrammarteaching.Atthesametime,thispaperstudiesthreepopularteachingmethodsforgrammarteachinginordertosolvethe“fiverecognition,fiveunderestimate”problemofgrammarteachinginChina.Itadvocatesfosteringstudents’languageusingcompetence;grammarteachingnotonlyfocusesonformsbutalsoonmeaning.
[KeyWords]grammarteaching;communicativeability;task-basedapproach;communicativeapproach;situationalapproach.
[摘要]本文分析了英语语法教学的历史,对从16世纪到19世纪的语法教学情况作了详细的阐述。语法教学经历了从翻译法到直接法,再到视听法的发展过程。现有语法教学现状是大部分教师及学生习惯了3P教学模式,本文根据了当前的现状,对语言及语言学习的概念进行界定,提出了学习语法应该遵照第二语言习得的意识发展进行。通过分析传统观念对语法的定义以及教学的方法,发现中学英语语法教学的问题及难点。语法教学的目的是培养学生掌握语言规则和运用语言的能力。
传统语法教学单纯只是为了学而学,教师是教学活动的中心。但是现在,不同学生不一样的学习水平,不恰当的教学方法,甚至不合适的教科书,造成了英语教学质量的低下。因此,找到适合的教学方法和合适的教科书是发展语法教学最好的途径。同时本文对任务型教学法,交际法,以及情景教学法这三种现在最流行的教学法,提出适合并能解决现在语法教学问题的教学方法。倡导语法教学要注重培养学生运用语言的能力,不仅仅注重语法形式,更要讲求意义,从而提高交际能力。
[关键词]语法教学;交际能力;任务型教学法;交际法;情景教学法
1.TheHistoryofEnglishGrammarTeaching
From16thto18thcentury,EuropeanmostpopularforeignlanguageteachingmethodwascalledtheGrammar-TranslationMethod.Atthattime,inEurope,Latinistheschoolcompulsorycourse;someEnglishelementaryschoolsarecalledsimplyGrammarschool.Studentsstudyanddrillthegrammarruleintheclass.ThetranslationistheLatingrammarclass’simportantcontent.ThiskindofGrammar-TranslationMethodtakesthegrammarasacenterinthestudyforeignlanguage,itfocusesonthestudyandthememorygrammarrule.Intheclassroom,teachersexplainedgrammarinnativelanguage.Studentsdidalotoftranslationspracticetostrengthenthememory.However,theshortcomingofthisteachingmethodwasveryclear.Ithadneglectedthespokenlanguageandthelisteningtraining,student‘scommunicativeabilityispoor;itpurelypursuedtheaccuracyofthegrammar,andhadneglectedstudent‘slanguagecreationability,andcannotfullyexploitthestudents’subjectiveinitiative.
In19thcentury,theEuropeancountriesexchangedalot;theGrammar-TranslationMethodhadbeenchallenged.ThedirectmethodaroseatthatmomentandwaspromotedinEuropeandAmerica.Duringthisteachingmethod,thegrammarstilltooktheleadingposition,butitemphasizedtheactualapplication,thedifferentcontextbecomesthefactor,whichthegrammarteachingmustconsider.Thedirectmethodstartedtoexcludethenativelanguage.Thecharacteristicsofthedirectmethodwerethat,usinginductionmethodtoteachgrammarrules;payingattentiontothespeakingandlisteningpractice;choosingthetalkingmaterialasthetextbook.Itdidnotcontrastwiththenativelanguage.Thismethodcouldfostertheoralcommunicativeability,buthadrevealeditsweaknessintheabilityofreading,writing,andtheabsorptionlanguageinformation.
Inthe50‘sof20thcentury,asaresultofthestructuralisminAmericandominantposition,thereappearedAudio-lingualmethodintheUSforeignlanguageteaching.TheAmericanlinguistshaveformulatedaplantotrainskillsthatweregoodatoralspeaking.TheDirectMethoddevelopedintoAudio-lingualmethodundertheinfluenceofstructurallinguistics.TheDirectMethod’scharacteristicswerethat,tomasterthegrammarrulesthroughalotoflisteningandspeakingpractice,nottousenativelanguageandtranslationasfaraspossible.Forexample,inFries’sTeachingandLearningEnglishasaForeignLanguage,heconsideredthatthedifficultiesofforeignlanguagelearningaretheresultofdifferentlanguagestructuresystem’sconflict.
Audio-lingualMethodandotherteachingmethod,whichbasedonthetheoryofstructurallinguistics,theirteachingpointisonthesentenceconstitutionrules.Afterward,astheuseoftheelectrifiedaids,theaudio-lingualmethoddevelopedintotheAudio—VisualMethod.ThecriticismtotheDirectMethod,Audio-lingualmethodandotherteachingmethodistheirtoolimitedgrammarconceptionandabstractgrammarteachingthatdivorcedfromthereality.Thosestudentswhowereeducatedundertheseteachingmethodscannotcommunicatewithothersnaturally.ThereisanotherweaknessthattheDirectMethod,Audio-lingualmethodneglectsstudents’acknowledgedabilityandlanguagecreationability.
Otherwise,Hymesadvancedhisfamousviewabout“communicativeability”.Inhisopinion,peopleshouldhavetheabilityoflanguageandcommunication,sotheycancommunicatewithothersatanytime,anywhere,withanyone,inanyway.AdvocatedbyHymesandLabov,thesociallinguisticsflourishedinUSA.Theforeignlanguageteachersbegantorealizethatit’spositivetopracticegrammarrulesinthemeaningfulcontext;however,contextwaslimited,mechanicalpracticecannotfosterstudents’communicationflexibility.Therefore,thereappearedtheCommunicativeApproach.Ittookthecultivationofcommunicativeabilityastheirteachingaim;itemphasizedonthemeaningbutnottheaccuracyofthesentencepattern.Grammarteachingmustfollowthecommunicativeapproach;somegrammarrulesareevencompletelyneglected.
Inthelate70’s,Krashendistinguishtheconceptionbetween“acquisition“and“study“.Heproposedthatstudywastolearnlanguagerules,butitisuselesstomasterlanguage.Therefore,inKrashen’theory,grammarlostitsposition.Tilllate80’s,Krashenstartedpubliclytorejectthegrammarteaching’simportantpositionintheforeignlanguageteaching.During80’s,grammarteachinghadoncedisappearedinclass.
Nowadays,manyforeignlanguageteachersconsideredthatgrammarteachingcouldmakelanguagelearningmoreeasily.Theyemphasizeontheimportanceofthegrammarteachingintheclass.Afterthedevelopmentofteachingmethod,peopleallfocusonthegrammarawareness,theydisagreetolearngrammarrulesthroughmechanicalpractice,theirresearchstressistofindabestwaytomastergrammar.So,howtoteachgrammareffectivelyisanimportanttask.[1]p1-3
2.TheStatusQuoofEnglishGrammarTeaching
From1980’s,task–basedgrammarteachingheldtheviewofcommunication,andtookthemeaningasitstask.Althoughthelearnersayswordssmoothly,buttheyarelackofaccuracy;thelearnerscompletethetaskwithenhancement,butthelanguageusageandthepatternneedmoreactuallyexercises.Underthedevelopmentofthetask–basedgrammarteaching,thecommunicativeabilitythatincludingthegrammarabilityisdiscussedbyalllinguists.So,toexpressmeaning,completelanguagetask,peoplemustbetaughtgrammar.Thegrammarteachingcannotbegivenupatanytime,anystage,inanysituation.Theforeignlinguistsalsoconsiderthatishelpfulfortheaccuracyofpeople’sexpression.Student‘sstudyeffectmustdependonthehumanrelations-likestudyeffect.Regardinglacksofenoughsignificance,theforeignlanguagecannotonlydependontheacquisition,butalsodependuponthestudy.Thegrammarteaching’sessenceistousethelanguageknowledgetohelpstudentswiththeircommunicationinthereallife.P31
Thedutyofgrammarteachingistofosterpeople’srealcommunicativeability.ByJanewills’flexiblemodalfortasked-basedlearning,thealignmentbetweenformandmeaningapplyarealenvironmentforstudents,andcausethestudentstostudylanguageeasily,tolearnthelanguageknowledgeatsametime.Inthepre-taskperiod,theteacherintroducesthetopicandthedutytothestudents;popsoutthekeypoint,andhelpthestudentstounderstandandpreparesfortheirtask.Inthewhiletaskperiod,studentsdeveloptheirtaskinpairsoringroupsfirst,teacherisjustamonitoraroundtheclass.Theteachershouldjustencouragestudentstocommunicateinvariousways,andnottointerrupttheminordertomakestudentsfeelrelaxed.However,inthisperiod,thecommunicativetaskdoesn’tpaytoomuchattentiontothelanguageform.Inthepost-taskperiod,eachgroupmustshowthetasktheyhavefinishedtothewholeclass.Afterthepreparationforthetask,studentsmustgiveareportandhaveadiscussionabouttheirtask,andlistentoothers’representation,sotheycanhaveacomparisonwithothers’task.Inthisperiod,theteachershouldplayaroleasanassessor,hemustdotwothings,thatis,correctingmistakesandorganizingfeedback.P38Andinthepost-taskperiod,theteachercangiveexamplestotellstudentshowtolearnforeignlanguageinordertocausestudentstoreflect.Afterthesetaskperiodsofsensation,suspicion,supposition,attempt,studentscouldunderstandthelanguagepointclearly.Atthismoment,theteachercandesignsomeactivitiesinordertoconsolidatestudents’masteryoflanguageknowledge.Tothelearnerwhoisaccustomedtothetraditional3Pmodel,task-basedgrammarteachingisanattractiveandcreativemodelforthem.Thiskindofteachingmethodachievestheaimofmakingthetask-basedteachingideasandgrammarteachingintoconformity.Itaffordsstudentschancestofostercommunicativeability.
3.DefiningLanguage
Definitionoflanguagefromtheliterature
1.Languageisameansofculturaltransmission.
2.Languageiswhatpeopleusetotalkaboutthethingsthatareimportanttothem,forexample,occurrenceintheireverydaylives.
3.Languageisasetofrulesthroughwhichhumanscancreateandunderstandnovelutterances,onesthattheyhaveneverbeforearticulatedorencountered.
4.Languageisameansofinteractionbetweenandamongpeople.
5.Languageisthemeansfordoingsomething-accomplishingsomepurpose,forexample,agreeingonaplanofactionforhandlingaconflict.
6.Languageisavehicleforcommunicationmeaningandmessage.
7.Languageisamediumthroughwhichonecanlearnotherthings.P1
Thelinkbetweendefinitionoflanguageandtheoriesoflearning
Althoughthereisnotauniqueconnectionbetweenaparticularviewoflanguageandaparticulartheoryoflearning,sometheoriesoflearningfitmorenaturallywithcertaindefinitionsoflanguagethanothers.Consistentwiththoseconceptionsoflanguagewasthehabit-formationviewoflanguagelearning,inwhichitwasessencetobetheresponsibilityoftheteachertohelpstudentsovercomethehabitsofthenativelanguageandreplacethemwiththehabitsofthesecondlanguage.P3
4.ViewsonLanguageLearning
Behavioristtheory
BehavioralpsychologistSkinnerinitiatedthebehavioristtheoryoflanguagelearning.Basedonlinguists’experiments,behavioristlinguistsformulatedastimulus-responsetheoryofpsychology.Inthistheoryallcomplexformsofbehavior—motions,habits,andsuchareseenascomposedofsimplemuscularandglandularelementsthatcanbeobservedandmeasured.Theyclaimedthatemotionalreactionsarelearnedinmuchthesamewayasotherskills.Thekeypointofthetheoryofconditioningisthat“youcantrainananimaltodoanything(withreason)ifyoufollowacertainprocedurewhichhasthreemajorstages,stimulus,response,andreinforcement”(Harmer,1983:30)P5
Cognitivetheory
Thetermcognitivnismisoftenusedlooselytodescribemethodsinwhichstudentsareaskedtothinkratherthansimplyrepeat.ItseemstobelargelytheresultofNoamChomskyreactiontoSkinner’sbehavioristtheory,whichledtotherevivalofstructurallinguistics.ThekeypointofChomsky’stheoryisrelectedinhismostfamousquestion:ifalllanguageisalearnedbehavior,howcanachildproduceasentencethathasneverbeensaidbyothersbefore?P5
AccordingtoChomsky,languageisnotaformofbehavior;itisanintricaterule-basedsystemandalargepartoflanguageacquisitionisthelearningofthissystem.Thereareanumberofgrammaticalrulesinthesystemandwithknowledgeoftheserulesaninfinitenumberofsentencescanbeproduced.Alanguagelearneracquireslanguagecompetencethatenableshimtoproducelanguage.
5.TheProblemoftheGrammarTeaching
The“InertKnowledge”Problem
Astheimportantpartoftheforeignlanguageteaching,grammarteachinghastwocommonproblemsforalongtime.Oneisthatunsatisfactoryeffect.Intheclass,itseemsthattheteacherhasexplainedthegrammarrulesclearly,andstudentshasunderstoodtherulesdistinctly,andtheycandoallexercises;however,theycannotpreventfrommakingmanymistakeswhentheyaretalkingorwriting.Thisphenomenonofthatlearnerscannotmakefulluseoftheknowledgeintheclassintheirreallife,itwascalled“inertknowledge”.Moreover,theotherproblemofgrammarteachingisthat,alotofstudentsfeeldullwhentheylearngrammarrules.Pf4Fewstudentssustaintheirenthusiasmforlearningwhenthelessonfocusesonthepartsoflanguage.Indeed,whenstudentsareaskedtoshiftfromacommunicativeactivity,tosay,agrammarexercise,thereisoftenanaudibleresponseofdispleasure.
TheproblemofChina’sgrammarteaching
AfterthepublicationofTheNewStandardofEnglishLesson,peoplehavefoundthedemeritsofChina’sEnglishgrammarteaching.
AsforChinese,thegrammarteachingisinclinedto“fiverecognition,fiveunderestimate”.Itisthat,mindknowledgeteaching,underestimateskill;mindclearexplanation,underestimaterepetitivepractice;mindwrittenpractice,underestimateoralpractice;mindgrammaranalysis,underestimategrammarusage.[10]p189
Thereasonoftheproblem
InChina,students’dutyistopasstheuniversityentranceexamination.What
determinestheirdestinyisthemarkoftheirwrittenexamination.So,intheEnglishexamination,studentswholearngrammarruleswellcangetthehighmark.Therefore,foralongtime,teachersjustpayallattentiontothegrammarrulesandgrammarpattern.Lotsofteachersusetranslationmethodanddeductivemethodingrammarteaching.Butthesekindofmethodsareoftencriticizedbecause,1)Itteachesgrammarinanisolatedway;2)Littleattentionispaidtomeaning;3)Thepracticeisoftenmechanical.[11]p63Althoughthesetwokindofmethodsmayhelptoincreasestudents’confidenceinthoseexaminationswhicharewrittenwithaccuracyasthemaincriterionofsuccess,itneglectsstudents’communicativeability.Duringtheteachingprocedure,teachersconsidereachgrammarpatternasaunitanddonotfocusonwhosesentence’steaching.Itbringstheresultthatstudentshatethedullgrammarlearning.AllthesebringsomanyproblemsofChina’sEnglishgrammarteaching.[12]P95
6.TraditionalStatementsofGrammarAndItsLearningAndTeaching
Traditionalconceptionsofgrammar
(1)Grammarisanareaofknowledge:Knowledgeaboutthelanguagesystemandknowledgeofhowtousethelanguage.
(2)Whenpeoplesaysomethingisgrammatical,theymeanthatitisaccurate.
(3)Grammarhastodowithrules.“Grammarandrules”,theyoftenprovidestudentswithsecurity,somethingtoholdonto.Theyprovideusefulguidanceabouthowalanguageisstructured.
(4)Grammarisarbitrary.Speakersusetheirknowledgeofgrammarforparticularreasons.Grammaticalresourcesarelimitedandprecious.Theyaredistributedinanonarbitrarymanner.
(5)Onegoodthingaboutgrammaristhatthereisalwaysonerightanswer.Teachersknowthistobetrue,eitherintuitivelyorbecausetheyrecollectthetimeswhenastudenthasaskedifaparticularwayofsayingsomethingiscorrectandtheyhavefeltcompelledtoanswer.
(6)Grammarhastodowithwordendingsandwordorderwithinasentenceandstructures,suchaswordendingsormorphology.Grammardoeshavetodowiththesentenceandsubsentencelevels.Grammarisaboutwordorderinthesentence(syntax)andwordformationprocesses(morphology);itisalsoaboutusingthecorrectfunctionwords.[13]P13
statementsapplytothelearningofgrammar
(1)Grammarisacquirednaturally;itdoesn’thavetobetaught.
(2)Grammarstructuresareacquiredinasetorder,oneafteranother.
(3)Allaspectsofgrammararelearnedinthesameway.
statementsrelatetotheteachingofgrammar
(1)Learnerswilleventuallybringtheirperformanceintoalignmentwiththetargetlanguage;errorcorrectionorfeedbackisunnecessary.
(2)Grammar(teachingand/orlearning)isboring.
(3)Notallstudentsneedtobetaughtgrammar.Children,forinstance,donotbenefitfromformalgrammarinstruction.
7.LearningGrammar:insightfromSlAresearchandconsciousness-raisingItisamyththatgrammarcanbelearnedonitsown,thatitneednotbetaught.
Thepointofeducationistoacceleratethelanguageacquisitionprocess,notbesatisfiedwithortrytoemulatewhatlearnerscandoontheirown.
TheprocessofgrammaracquisitioningeneralbasedonSLAresearch
Overall,mostlanguageacquisitionresearchersoperateundertheassumptionthatgrammaticaldevelopmentbeginswhenlearnershavehypothesesaboutfeaturesofthetargetlanguage.Iftheresearchers’theoreticalcommitmentistoChomsky’suniversalgrammar(UG),thenthe“hypotheses”wouldbeseentoarisefromaninnateUG,consistingofasetofcoreprinciplescommontoalllanguages,andparameters,whichvaryamongtheworld’slanguages.
Inferenceisalsothecognitiveprocessusedbyresearcherastheyattempttounderstandlanguagelearners’behavior.Whensuchbehaviorincludesovergeneralizationofrules.
SLAofgrammaralwaysamatteroffiguringouttherules
Anewerapproach,calledconnectionism,alsoreliesoninductiveinferencingtomodellearners’performance,butitrejectsanaccountthatclaimsthatitisrulesthatarebeinginduced.Connectionistshavedevelopedcomputermodelsofnetworks,whichareheldtobeanalogoustotheneuralnetworksinthebrain.Thenetworksconsistofinterconnectednodes.Thenodesaretakentorepresentneurons,whichareconnectedwithoneanotherthroughsynapses.Thecomputermodelsare“trained”byreceivingmassiveamountsoftargetlanguageinput.
Patternedsequencesorlexicogrammaticalunits?
Connectionsistmodelingmaybeveryusefulinaccountingfortheacquisitionofmultiwordstringsorlexicogrammaricalpatterns.
Inotherword,grammaracquisitionmaybefirstcharacterizedasaperiodoflexicalization,inwhichlearnersuseprefabricatedsequencesorchunksoflanguage,followedbyaperiodofsyntacticization,inwhichlearnersareabletoinferacreativerule-governedsystem.
Fluctuationofstudents’languagelearning
AcommonobservationinSLAresearchisthatthelanguagethatlearnersproduce,theirinterlanguagechangesrapidly.Besidesitsvariabilityanditssystematictity,anotherstrikingfeatureoflearners’interlanguageisitsnonlinearity.Furthermore,evenwhenlearnersappeartohavemasteredaparticularaspectofthetargetlanguage,andevenwhentheysustainthesamedegreeofeffort,itisnotuncommontofindbackslidingoccurringwhennewformsareintroduced.[14]P78
8.HowToTeachGrammar
grammarteachingmethod
method
Thedeductivemethodreliesonreasoning,analyzingandcomparing.First,theteacherwritesanexampleontheboardordrawsattentiontoanexampleinthetextbook.Thenteacherexplaintheunderlyingrulesregardingtheformsandpositionsofcertainstructuralwords.Theexplanationareoftendoneinthestudents’nativelanguageandusinggrammaticalterms.Sometimes,comparisonsaremadebetweenthenativelanguageandtargetlanguageorbetweenthenewlypresentedstructureandpreviouslylearnedstructures.
method
Theinductivemethod,teacherinducesthelearnerstorealizegrammarrules
withoutanyformofexplicitexplanation.Itisbelievedthattheruleswillbecome
evidentifthestudentsaregivenenoughappropriateexamples.Forexample,inordertopresentthetwoforms“thisis”and“theseare”,theteacherwillfirstholdupabook,saying,“Thisisabook.”Hewilldothesameshowingotherobjects.Thentheteacherholdsupseveralbooksandsays,“Thesearebooks.”Afterseveralsimilarexamples,itishopedstudentswillunderstand“Theseare”isusedwithpluralformsofnouns.[15]p62
Howtosolvethe“InertKnowledge”problem
.1Introductionoftask-basedgrammarteaching
Oneapproachtoteachinglanguagethathasattractedalotofattentionoverthepasttwenty-fiveyearswastask-basedapproachforlearningandteaching.Intask-basedapproaches,thefocusofclassroomactivitiesisonthetask,andatlastonmeaning.InJaneWillis’flexiblemodelfortask-basedlearning,learnersbeginbycarryingoutacommunicativetask,withoutspecificfocusonform.Aftertheyhavedonethetask,theyreportanddiscusshowtheyaccomplishedthis,perhapslisteningtoafluentspeakerdoingthesametask.Onlyattheendisthereaspecificfocusonfeaturesoflanguageform.
Theadvantageofthetask-basedapproach,accordingtoitsadvocates,isthatduringthetaskthelearnersareallowedtousewhateverlanguagetheywant,freeingthemtofocusentirelyonthemeaningoftheirmessage.Thismakesitclosertoareal-lifecommunicativesituation.
Onedangeroftask-basedapproachesisthatfocusonmeaningcouldcomeattheexpenseoffocusonform.Learnersbecomequitefluent,buttheirutterancesarenotoftenaccurate.Inaddition,theydevelopstrategiestocompletethetasksquitequickly,cuttingcornersintheirlanguageuseandform.
Nevertheless,thetask-basedmodelisanattractiveandliberatingone,especiallyiflearnershavebeenaccustomedtoaPresentation–Practice–Productionmodel.[16]
“InertProblem”isthat,alotofstudentsfeeldullwhentheylearngrammars,fewofthemcouldsustaintheirenthusiasmforlearningwhenthelessonfocusedonthepartsoflanguage.Ifteacherusetask-basedapproachtoteachgrammar,givestudentssomeinterestingtaskandcreatefreeenvironment,studentswilllearngrammarrulesinaspecialway,andsustaintheirenthusiasmindullgrammarlearning.
WhyinChina,teachersshouldtaketask-basedgrammarteachingnow
Inordertomeetourcountry’thesneedforreformandopeningtotheoutsideworld,theundertheleadofCountry’thesBureauofEducation,newcriterionofEnglishispublished;studentsaregivennewtextbooks.Thissetoftextbookiscompliedaccordingtothestructurefunctionlaw.Itattachesimportancetothecultivationoflisteningandspeaking,andtheadvancementofwriting,sothatstudentscandeveloptheircommunicativeandself-studyability.Inthatnewsetoftextbook,languagepatterncancarrythroughtheframeofcommunicativefunction;therefore,grammarisitscenter.ToComparedwiththetraditionaltextbook,inthenewcriterionofEnglishlesson,thegrammarexplanationisconsciousandclear,theitemphasizesonthegrammar‘susageintherealcommunicativeassociation;makebaldgrammarrulesembodimentandinteresting,sothatstudentscanmastergrammarrulesinthelanguageusingpractice.Grammarteachingalwaysplaysanimportantroleinthenewtextbook,itisthemajorteachingcontextofthenewtextbook.Becauselanguagecommunicativeability.Becauselanguageabilityistheprecondition.Thecultivationofcommunicativeabilitybasesonthecultivationoflanguageability.Languageabilitymeanstheabilitytousethegrammarstructure;nolanguageability,nocommunication.[17]
Howtocarryontask-basedgrammarteachingunderthelanguagecommunicativelaw
Intask-basedlanguageteaching,theteachermustcreateanenvironmentthatisconducivetocollaborativelearning.Inthisfreeenvironment,studentsperformtheirbest,assesstheirowngrowth,andfeelthattheiropinions,ideas,andresponsescarryweight.Thisallowstheteachertoseeamoreauthenticperformanceandprovidestheteacherwithamorerealisticpictureofthestudents‘capabilities(Glazer&Brown,1993).Soitistheteacher‘sresponsibilitytoprovideanappropriatesettinginwhichtaskscanbedemonstratedeffectively.
Theestablishmentoflanguagesceneisthebestwaytoembodythecommunicationlaw.Grammarknowledgeandlanguagesituation,theclassroomrealsceneorganicallyunifiesinparticular,thegrammarruleswouldnotarbitraryandvague.Sostudentscangraspthegrammarknowledgeeasilyinarelaxedsituation,andpracticegrammaratthesametime.
Ifteacherwantstoexplain,“havesomebodydosomething.”“havesomethingdone.”“havesomebodydoingsomething.”,hemustattractstudents’attentiontothatpattern,andthengivethemsomeexamples:
(1)Thenursehasseveralpatients.(Lookafter)
(2)Theyhadthepatient(take)tothehospital.
(3)Thebosshadthem(work)alldaylong.
(4)Shehadhim(wait)atthegate.
Atlast,studentswouldmakemanymistakes,butteachershouldnotcorrecttheirmistakesfirst,hejustsays,“Attention,please!Ihavesomethingtosaytoyou.”andsaystoanotherstudents“openthedoor,please“,andthenaskthewholeclass“whatdidIaskhimtodo?”Studentswouldanswer,“Youaskedhimtoopenthedoor.”“Yes,Ihadhimopenthedoor,Ihadthedooropen.”Inthisway,studentscanunderstandhowthegrammarwasusedinarealsituation.[18]p75-76
Fromtheexampleabove,creatingalanguageenvironmentisusefulforstudents’understandingonthegrammarpattern.Itisnecessarytopresentacommunicationtasktypology,whichcanbeusedtodifferenttasksaccordingtotheircontributionstolanguagelearning.Thetypologyconsistsofseventypesoftasks,eachwithadifferentstructureofactivityandgoal.Examplesoftasks,whichhavealreadybeenusedinteachingandresearch,areprovidedforeachtasktype,togetherwithacriticaldiscussionontheireffectivenessinthesecontexts,suchas
(1)Real-worldortargettask:Acommunicativeactweachievethroughlanguageinthe
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