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6 Advantages of Task-Based Learning

1. 
   Students are at the center of learning.
   
2. 
   Students are working on something that is personal and relevant to them.
   
3. 
   Students gain practice in collaborating with others and making group decisions.
   
4. 
   Students spend a lot of time communicating.
   
5. 
   Students take on responsibility for engaged learning.
   
6. 
   TBL is enjoyable, motivating, and a great place to start for teachers thinking about incorporating more Project Based Learning at their schools or classrooms.
   

Conclusion
Task-Based Learning has many interpretations and you, the teacher, can adapt and make anything your own. Although TBL was originally developed with language teachers in mind, the core of every Task-Based Learning lesson, as the name suggests, is the task.
A Task-Based approach offers an alternative for teachers who are interested in creating a more student-centered environment in their classroom. In a task-based class, the lesson is based on the completion of a central task and its presentation.
TBL incorporates all 4C’s and is a great way to get students used to working on Project Based Learning (PBL) because it includes many of the same skills but, in a smaller, more digestible way.
Whereas PBL requires working on a project for an extended period, TBL can be done in one or two lessons and can be a good starting point for teaching students how to communicate, collaborate and work on presentations with others.
Resources

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  Willis D. and J. Willis (2007) Doing Task-based Teaching. Oxford: Oxford University Press
  
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  Willis J. (1996) A Framework for Task-based Learning. Harlow: Longman Pearson Education