alleryIn a CLT classroom, how is the teacher positioned?
AAs the sole authority on rules
BAs a strict examiner of errors
CAs a facilitator of communication
DAs a reader of model texts
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. As a facilitator of communication
1. CLT shifts attention to learners using the language.
2. The teacher therefore acts as a facilitator rather than an instructor.
3. Authority, examiner and reader roles belong to grammar-focused teaching.
_Source: Wikipedia, Communicative language teaching, Lead section_
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