alleryTask-based teaching was popularised in Bangalore by:
ACaleb Gattegno
BJames Asher
CGeorgi Lozanov
DN.S. Prabhu
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. N.S. Prabhu
1. TBLT grew out of communicative language teaching.
2. It was popularised by N. S. Prabhu while he worked in Bangalore, India.
3. Gattegno, Asher and Lozanov developed other methods.
4. So the Bangalore link points to Prabhu.
**Why not the others:** Gattegno created the Silent Way, Asher developed TPR and Lozanov developed Suggestopedia.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Task-based language teaching", section "introduction" (revision 1375911558)_
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