The effects of using task-based language teaching on the development of speaking ability : a study of teacher and student perceptions at high school levels in Thailand
The purpose of this study was to investigate the perception of Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) by Thai students. This study looked into the effectiveness of speaking tasks, students’ perceptions of task performance in developing English-speaking, and their opinions on the teacher's role in the communication classroom. The relationship between students' perception and their performance, as well as the challenges faced by teachers who implemented TBLT in their classroom, was investigated. The data for this study was gathered through questionnaires, interviews, and classroom observation. A questionnaire was conducted to investigate students’ perceptions towards TBLT. To collect qualitative data, students and teachers were also interviewed. A 6-week classroom observation was also conducted to investigate the extent to which TBLT was used in the classroom at the beginning of the school semester. The results showed that the majority of Thai students preferred to use TBLT in language tasks to develop their speaking abilities. They also demonstrated some concerns regarding the use of TBLT in the classroom in terms of the workload for students as well as the teachers. Furthermore, this study revealed challenges for task-based teaching and supported English teachers and curriculum designers in addressing students' needs from their perspective. TBLT is an effective way to develop language skills, especially in terms of speaking and listening skills. The participants completed class activities that assisted them in developing task performance. Furthermore, TBLTwas an effective way to increase learners' self-awareness by emphasizing the relevance of using real language in daily life by association with the implementation of given real-world activities in the classroom. To support the prior research findings, this study also suggested that EFL teachers in Thailand can implement TBLT in their classes since Thai students tend to feel positive towards this new way of learning.
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