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2014
Textbooks constitute the corner stone of a school curriculum programme. They are selected on basis of certain methods and views about language, learning and teaching. Very few, if any, of these ideas are communicated to teachers. The knowledge and awareness of textbooks bases and imbedded approaches may help teachers not to let down the theoretical foundations. The present paper is an attempt to analyse secondary school English course textbooks and link them to the views expressed by academics in the field. Qualitative methodology has been used to find about these views. A systematic framework developed by Littlejohn (2011) has been used to analyse the secondary school textbooks of English. It has been noticed that these textbooks are based on a mixture of structural, functional, topic, situational and skill- oriented approaches. In addition, they employ synthetic and analytic views, which imply that they are following an eclectic approach. Providing some footnotes at the beginning of each lesson can raise teachers’ awareness of the theoretical foundations that imbedded in the textbook. These findings may help the teachers, inspectors, and academics use the appropriate methodology, emphasise the appropriate issues and locate enough time for language teaching.
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With the rapid English language teaching development, more and more books have made their way into the market and choosing the right course book to meet the expectations of the syllabus and the students' local needs is becoming more and more important at all levels of English language teaching. This paper examined ways of adapting course books by teachers of English language in secondary school in Kenya, so as to meet the expectations of the syllabus and the students' needs. With effort from text book writers, English language teaching researchers and classroom teachers, course book adaption has evolved from ad hoc to systematic action. Although most classroom teachers may not be involved in the production of the syllabus and the text books, they have the responsibility for course book adaptation. Reference to the term course book has expanded from books to all materials used in English language teaching. It has evolved into a great variety of resources used in language classrooms such as audio cassettes, videos, CD-ROMs, flash cards and other authentic materials such as newspapers, photographs, advertisements and radio/TV programmes. The findings of this paper revealed that, for a course book to help a student learn language, it has to be perceived as relevant to the student's needs and provide new learning experiences that connect with the student's previous knowledge. It recommended that, for effective teaching/learning to take place successfully, teachers should play an active role in adapting course books. They should throw away the so called course books in traditional pedagogy and adapt authentic materials in their practices.
A Monthly Double-Blind Peer Reviewed Refereed Open Access International Journal International Journal in Commerce, IT &social sciences http://www.ijmr.net.in email id-irjmss@gmail.com Abstract Designing a syllabus has always been a challenging task for the language teacher. Contemporary syllabus design covers all seven stages of a language operation-right from identifying the learner and his needs to evaluation.The present paper is an attempt to understand the many factors that need to be considered in the framing of a syllabus. An attempt is also made to highlight the different types of syllabi available for the teacher to explore given a particular teaching – learning situation.
Armenian Folia Anglistika
These days foreign language course design requirements are diverse depending on the social-political and economic conditions of a given society, existing linguistic and pedagogical theories, opportunities provided by scientific-technical progress and the individual and public personality of the learner. The current article attempts to combine the underlying components, aims and means that make up the given foreign language course emphasizing the role of the textbook as a decisive factor. Special reference is made to the tasks that might contribute to develop student-oriented courses as well as to the working characteristics of the group of authors that is engaged in the development of the course.
Across the Disciplines, 2022
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The quality of education is largely determined by the ability of schools to manage the learning process, and more specifically is a learning process that occurs in the classroom. In accordance with the principle of autonomy and the School-Based Quality Improvement Management, implementing learning, in this case teachers, need to be given the flexibility and is expected to prepare a syllabus, selecting instructional strategies, and implement remedial and enrichment for some students in special circumstances. Based on these considerations, the need to be made guidebook way to develop competency-based syllabus. Guidelines for the development of the syllabus which includes two kinds. In the implementation of remedial and enrichment also requires the steps and requirements to implement remedial and enrichment. And so we need guidance in implementing remedial and enrichment programs for students.
This intermediate-level course explores some of the major themes in the history of Europe from the late fourteenth to the early seventeenth century. Its focus is on cultural, intellectual, and religious history, including the rise of humanism, developments in education, arts and literature, the Protestant and Catholic Reformations, and philosophical and scientific innovations. This exploration of key moments in European history is set within the appropriate political and social contexts of these developments, including the emergence of the nation state, the rise of printing, significant demographic change, and the beginnings of European overseas empires. In this rendition of HIST 308, we will aim to situate the religious movements collectively known as the Reformation alongside the set of intellectual conversations commonly referred to as the Renaissance. Doing so should allow us to appreciate the ties that bound Northern and Southern Europe together in surprising ways throughout this period. In order to achieve this contextually rich interpretation of the past, readings from our textbooks will be supplemented with selections from primary documents authored by figures such as Petrarch, Martin Luther, and John Calvin.
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