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1) The syllabus focuses on developing English language skills needed for working abroad as a Bahasa Indonesia teacher, including note-taking, scanning, and skimming skills.
2) It includes lessons on completing note-frames, deletions, use of diagrams, locating specifically required information on a single point or multiple points, and obtaining the gist or general impression of a text.
3) The syllabus is designed based on a needs analysis of 5 female college students aged 19-23 and 2 graduates aged 24-27 who have studied English for 7-10 years and want to improve their English for an international teaching career.
1) The syllabus focuses on developing English language skills needed for working abroad as a Bahasa Indonesia teacher, including note-taking, scanning, and skimming skills.
2) It includes lessons on completing note-frames, deletions, use of diagrams, locating specifically required information on a single point or multiple points, and obtaining the gist or general impression of a text.
3) The syllabus is designed based on a needs analysis of 5 female college students aged 19-23 and 2 graduates aged 24-27 who have studied English for 7-10 years and want to improve their English for an international teaching career.
1) The syllabus focuses on developing English language skills needed for working abroad as a Bahasa Indonesia teacher, including note-taking, scanning, and skimming skills.
2) It includes lessons on completing note-frames, deletions, use of diagrams, locating specifically required information on a single point or multiple points, and obtaining the gist or general impression of a text.
3) The syllabus is designed based on a needs analysis of 5 female college students aged 19-23 and 2 graduates aged 24-27 who have studied English for 7-10 years and want to improve their English for an international teaching career.
What is syllabus? A document which says what should be or will be learnt. Why should we have a syllabus
1) To make the material manageable.
2) To give moral support to the teacher and learner. 3) To give a cosmetic role. 4) Returning to our analogy of learning as a journey, the syllabus can be seen as a statement of projected routes, so that teacher and learner not only have an idea of where they are going, but how they might get there. 5) A syllabus is an implicit statement of views on the nature of language and learning 6) A syllabus provides a set of criteria for materials selection and/or writing. 7) Uniformity is a necessary condition of any institutionalized activity, such as education. 8) In that teaching is intended to lead a learner to a particular state of knowledge, there need to be criteria against which success or failure in reaching that state will be assessed. Note: • a. We should be aware of why we want a syllabus and what we will use it for. • b. A syllabus is a model – a statement of an ideal. A syllabus is not therefore, a statement of what will be learnt. • c. Syllabuses cannot express the intangible factors that are so crucial to learning: emotions, personalities, subjective views, motivation. • d. Syllabuses cannot take account of individual differences. On what criteria can a syllabus be organized? • Structural: Grammar • Situational: situation (place, people, topic, time) • In this syllabus, a “notion” is a particular context in which the learner engages in, and a “function” is a specific purpose for the learner in a given context. • Wilkins (1976) wanted to identify the meanings that learners might need to express (the notions) and the communicative acts they would wish to engage in (the functions). Skills Syllabus Skills are defined as abilities that people must be able to mastering order to be more proficient in a language. Skimming to obtain ' • the gist of the text • a general impression of the text Scanning to locate specifically required information on a single point more than one point a whole topic Note-taking skills • completing note-frames • deletions • use of diagrams (Yalden (1983) the teaching of study skills) Situational Syllabus English for traveller Passport (Buckingham and Whitney 1995): 1. On an airplane 10. In a restaurant 2. At an immigration counter 11. In a cafe 3. At a bank 12. In a bar 4. On the telephone 13. On a bus 5. On the street 14. In a store 6. In the city 15. At the post office 7. At home 16. At the cinema 8. At the doctors' 17. In a hotel 9. In an office 18. At the airport A situational syllabus is often defined as one in which the contents are organized according to situations in which certain language is likely to be employed (Richards, et al, 1985:260; Ur, 2000:178; Schulz, 2005). According to Skehan (1998:268), a task is an activity that should According to Skehan (1998:268), a task is an activity that should adhere to the following criteria: I. Meaning is primary. 2. There is a goal which needs to be worked towards. 3. The activity is outcome-:evaluated. 4. There is a real-world relationship. Integrated Syllabus Topic Grammar/Structure Situation/Notion Function
Airplane .Basic sentences in Simple Requesting for Making a Request
Passengers Present Tense drinks to flight cabin .Interrogative form of crews Simple Present Tense Asking questions to Asking questions .Using could, can, please, flight cabin crews and would Offering help to Expressing other passengers intentions
Classroom Complex sentences Asking for more Making a request
Interaction explanation to Professors Compound Sentences Answering Answering Lecturer’s question questions • Design a Syllabus based on the following needs analysis. Choose one criterion to organize the syllabus. Personal Information • With regard to the gender factor, the majority is females (5/7, 71%). The majority 71% (5/7) are in college (aged 19-23), while 2 (29%) have graduated from college (aged 24-27). The majority 71% (5/7) have been doing English for 10 years and the rest (29%) for 7 years. They major in Bahasa Indonesia Department and come to you to learn English for the purpose of working abroad as Bahasa Indonesia teacher.