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What stages are followed in designing a course?
3.- Organizing the course
depends a factors which
The course content
Past
experience
Goals and objectives
Method or
text and the context
Beliefs and understandings
Students´needs
Five Aspects of Organizing a Course
Sequencing the units
Organizing unit content
organizing principle(s)
(e.g.., themes, genres, tasks)
dentifying the course
Determining unit content
6- Evaluation
formative
ongoing
programmes
summative
determining the programme end.
Purposes
programme intended
effect a programme
future courses action
areas for improvement
1.- Definfing the context
is
Foundation for organizing your syllabus
teaching
ESL/EFL
Functional
principlesequenced by
chronology or usefulness of
each function
such
Reporting
Correcting
Identifying
Describing
Notional
sequenced by chronology
such
Duration,
Quantity, Location
Topical
principle-sequenced by the
likelihood
students will encounter them
such
Health
Food
Clothing
Skills
such
listening
for main ideas
for inferences
for gist
Situational
such
At supermarket
At bank
At restaurant
Task
such
drawing maps
following directions
and so forth
following instruction
Structural
Grammatical and phonological
sequenced from easy to difficult
frequent to less
you
Needs analysis specifying aims and objectives
Organice
What should be
taught first, second, third, and so on.
Plan
2.- Selecting the Shape of Syllabus
reconcile
Syllabus must be finite
Dubin and Olshtain present five types
3.The Cyclical Format
principle which
work with the same topic more than once,
The story-line format
is basically a narrative.
could be used in conjunction
The linear format
discrete element
grammar or
structures
sequencing and grading are important.
Teachers
cannot change the order of units or skip some.
The Modular Format
ntegrate thematic or situational
contents.
The Matrix Format
select topics from a table of
contents
matrix is well suited to situational content.
4.- Language Testing
Tests can drive
expectations of the students and their teachers
types of test
norm-referenced
compare
performance of students to each other
criterion-referenced
meseaure
course material student has learned.
5.- Materials
syllabus
theory of languaje
techniques
in a random order
Student: Coraima Valdiviezo
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