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• TITLE: Text-Books Design and Classroom Presenting

  AUTHORS: Hui Wang, Yanmei Zhen

  KEYWORDS: Communicative; Interaction; Learner-Centeredness; Context; Culture

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, Vol.4 No.1, February 14, 2014

  ABSTRACT: This paper, based on field observations, briefly unveils the problems in communicative language teaching classes. It has been observed that many of the classroom presentations are not in accord with the principles stated in the communicative language teaching approach (CLT). It boils down to two reasons: misconcepts of language teaching; misunderstanding of CLT principles. And possible solutions are presented in this paper, hoping that it will be more practical and beneficial for foreign language teaching in the Chinese context.