AUTHENTIC TEXT AND AUTHENTIC TASK
GUIDELINES2 AND 3: Appropriacy, response and engagement
Points out activities
Avoided or sensitive
to the text and Emotional Potential
Reader
Relationship or actitude to text
Listener
Attention to musical or
visual elements
Language pedagoggy
Language teacher
As Native Speaker
Task designer
Linguistic comprehension
Texts presupposes
Text
Level engagement
Learner
Anticipated reaction
Guideline 1: Consistency with communicative purpose
Communicative purpose
Basic communicative funtion
Reactional
Transactional
passive reception text
transmite information
persuade
soliciting
instructional
provocative
interactive
engaging
Reactive
Engaging, reational
Interactional
interactive and provocative
One transactional,
informative and persuasive
Three basic categories
Category Emotive relations
Expresing sympathy or gratitude
Aproductive reaction
Category Personal Emotion
Pleasure and Displasure
Intellectual response
Category Suasion
Physical action
advising, ordering,
warning , threating and permitting
Mantein social relationship
Literature rational, Listeners and readers
Materials development
TOWARDS A FRAMEWORK FOR TASK AUTHENTICY
Authentic text for language learning
Practical implementation
Literature on materials development
Classroom task
Learning context
Real-life style task
Learners needs
language skills
Development estrategies
Pedogical task
Teaching materials
methodology and curriculum planing
criteria for task authenticity
psychological terrain
Resources books
ELT Coursebooks
TASK
Pedagogical model
communicative approach
to lenguage teaching
assessment
Task outcome,
individual students'of task outcome
the task
collaborative work
individual or voluntary
Pre-task
whole class activity,
teacher guidance and control.
Guideline 4: Approximate real life- tasks
Native speaker React
Deals with given piece of textt
Internal experience
Amount information
non-verbal sign
Particular professional context
Native Speaker task
Native Speaker Activities
Learning task
Listening and reading
Adjusting a plan on the basis
Guideline 5: Exploit learners'existing knowledge.
Language learning task
New concepts
Designing materials
Levels of social structures
Fatual thing
Daily and Leisure
Language structures a group
Individual learners group
Exploiting of the learner
Encourarating , motivating
and provide incent for the new task
Linguistic
Language level
Language concepts
cultural
Idiomatic Lenguage
New task/text
Deployment prior Knowledge
Class-teacher led activities
Topic principal
Guideline 6: Promote purposeful communication.
Communicative competence
Classic activities
Communications tecnology
language
culture
Task real communication
Aspect of creativity
Outcome
Listening and audio
Communicative roots
communicative
Methodological implementation
Task Typologies
Task design
Creative task
Sharing personal Experiences
Problem-solving
Comparing
ordening
Sorting
listing
task
process
outcome
SAMPLES
Language and practise language skills
Reformulation
Extension
Analysis
Interpreting and extrapolating
MAking calculation
Drawing inferes
Extracting information
Process
Communicative approach
Task Taxonomies