English: Language of hope or broken dream?

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Title: English: Language of hope or broken dream?
Author: Clifford, Marian; Kerfoot, Caroline
Abstract: In this chapter, the ESL approaches adopted by seven different literacy organisations in South Africa are described and analysed. The approaches are identified in relation to developments in the field of applied linguistics and language teaching. The methods include formalist, functional/communicative approach, competency-based approach, natural growth approach, task-based process approach, popular education and ESL approach. The chapter concludes with principles for adult, popular second language learning curriculum and training.
Subject: Adult literacy
English language
English as a second language (ESL)
Curriculum
Popular education
South Africa
Citation: Clifford, M. & Kerfoot, C. (1992). English: Language of hope or broken dream? In B. Hutton (ed.), Adult basic education in South Africa. Cape Town: Oxford University Press, p. 152-217
Type: Book chapter
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/217
Date: 1992
Peer reviewed: Yes
 

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