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Content-Content-BBased ased InstructionInstruction

Content-Content-BBased ased InstructionInstruction

mulyati (141200960)mulyati (141200960)

sem/unit : 6/3sem/unit : 6/3

Prodi: PBI Prodi: PBI

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DEFINITION

Content-Based Instruction is an effective method of cambining language and content learning.

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Principles of CBI• peope learn second

language.

• reflects learners needs for learning second lannguage.

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Characteristics of CBI • Study language

throught subject matter.

• second language is the medium of instruction.

• Can be used at any level of instruction.

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The role of students and teachersRole of students• Creat a Group• Support each other• Students is center learner• Have a learn by doing

attitide

Role of teachers• A good language teacher• Knowladgeable in the

subject matter• Be able to share that

knowladge from the students

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The advantages and disadvantagesAdvantages • Makes the class more active• learning process more

interesting• students will get large

knowladge• developing collaborative

skill

Disadvantages • Many word not understand• Students will confusion of

native language

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Skill of Content Based Instruction• CBI is combination

several skill.

• Include grammar, translation,phonology etc.

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The Goal from this Method

CBI effectively increases learners' English language proficiency & teaches them the skills necessary for the success in various professions

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conclusion• Since the 1980s,

CBI have been used in many settings. It is now used from kindergarden to university.

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References• Richard,jack & Rogers,

Theopore s.2005.Aproaches and Methods in language teaching.Cambridge University Press

• Brown,douglas s.2000.Teaching by principles by interactive approach to language pedogogy.Wesley logman New york

• http://download.portalgaruda.org/article.php

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