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Choosing and Using Tasks: Research Contributions

Peter Skehan

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In this paper, Peter Skehan explores the findings of research into task-based instruction. Informed by these findings, his suggestions provide guidance to teachers concerning their choice and use of those tasks which can most effectively match pedagogical goals.

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In this paper, Peter Skehan explores the findings of research into task-based instruction. Informed by these findings, his suggestions provide guidance to teachers concerning their choice and use of those tasks which can most effectively match pedagogical goals.

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In this paper, Peter Skehan explores the findings of research into task-based instruction. Informed by these findings, his suggestions provide guidance to teachers concerning their choice and use of those tasks which can most effectively match pedagogical goals.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Task (project management), Mathematics education, Psychology, Computer science, Management science, Engineering ethics

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