Publicado 2026-06-21
Palabras clave
- CLT,
- Habilidades Orales,
- Estudiantes A2,
- Métodos de enseñanza
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Este estudio explora cómo la Enseñanza Comunicativa de Lenguas (CLT) mejora las habilidades orales entre los estudiantes de inglés de nivel A2, quienes enfrentan dificultades debido a la falta de práctica en contextos reales. Mediante un enfoque mixto (pruebas iniciales, pruebas finales y cuestionario) el estudio se realizó con 27 estudiantes de segundo año de Bachillerato en Cuenca, Ecuador. Los resultados indican que actividades basadas en CLT, como dramatizaciones y discusiones en grupo, fortalecen la confianza, la fluidez y la precisión gramatical al hablar. La investigación destaca la importancia de métodos interactivos y no tradicionales para fomentar la comunicación oral en el nivel A2, sugiriendo que CLT es una estrategia eficaz para potenciar la competencia lingüística en el aula.
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