The Principles of CLTA
The Principles of CLTA
which is compatible with a great variety of classroom procedures and which according to
Richards and Rodgers (2007: 172) can be best described by the following principles:
CLTA is an approach of Language Teaching, Where learners learn a language through using it to
communicate. Authentic and meaningful communication should be the total of classroom
activities. Like teachers can discuss a scene to help the students learn. While communication
the grammatical mistakes should not be noticed. Here the main point of view should be on
communication fluency and the meaning of the sentences or words. So, Fluency is an important
dimension of communication process. Communication involves the integration of different
language skills. Such as listening, speaking, reading, writing and efficiency on other second
language or target language. While learning there will mistakes, error during trial but these
should not be grant as serious matter because language learning is like a process of creative
contraction.