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ELT programs

ELT programs. Areas, curriculum, material. Major aspects. Program areas Curriculum Material. Program areas:. Needs analysis Study materials Syllabus design Methodological skills Testing Program evaluation. Curriculum planning:. Strategy and policies. Syllabus design, study materials.

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ELT programs

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  1. ELT programs Areas, curriculum, material

  2. Major aspects • Program areas • Curriculum • Material

  3. Program areas: • Needs analysis • Study materials • Syllabus design • Methodological skills • Testing • Program evaluation

  4. Curriculum planning: Strategy and policies Syllabus design, study materials Classroom interaction, methods

  5. Study materials • As a unit of syllabus analysis • Structural features • Context, conditions, purposes • Use in class • Evaluation criteria

  6. Unit of syllabus analysis • Topical vocabulary • Grammar • Functions and notions • Linguistic contents • Task • Context-embedded goal-directed tool-mediated action

  7. Structural features • Objectives • Conditions (including physical environment) • Input • Process • Output • Validation

  8. Context, conditions, purposes • Society • Politics • Economy • Culture • Administration • Other stakeholders • Values

  9. Use in class • PPP vs. TBLF • FonF vs. FonfS • ZPD vs. Quizzes • Others

  10. Evaluation criteria • Number of words • Accuracy of taught grammar • Appropriateness of taught functions • Involvement • Self-referenced • Successful completion of a task • Timing • Fluency • Complexity • Efficiency

  11. Major aspects • Program areas • Curriculum • Material

  12. The End

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