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A task based curriculum proposal for the SFL class (Spanish as a foreign language) oriented to a heterogeneous group of learners with beginner level of Spanish language skills at the Port Washington public library, in long island, New York [recurso elect

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Table 1. Different perspectives of curriculum by Nunan (1988).
Figure 1. Components of the task-based learning framework by Willis (1996, p. 38)
Table 2. Types of task by Jane Willis (1996, p. 26, 27).
Table 4. What teachers can differentiate in the classroom.
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