Section outline
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Session 1:
1. THE ROLE OF ENGLISH
- In the Community
- In the Institution
2. RESOURCES AND ADMINISTRATIVE CONSTRAINTS
- the size of classes
- the degree of homogeneity within classes
- the quantity of instruction
- the role + cooperation of the subject & ESP teachers
Session 2:
3. LEARNER’S PROFILE
- Age
- Level of Proficiency
- Motivation
- Attitudes to Learning
- Aptitude
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Session 1
- Definition of Needs Analysis
- Definition of Needs
Session 2
3. Types of Analyses:
a. Target Situational Analysis (TSA)
b. Present Situational Analysis (PSA)
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Session 1
Revision of the ambiguous/ complex concepts in each lesson + answering students questions
Session 2
First Mid-Term Quiz in ESP (50% of the TD Mark)
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- Saturday/Monday: Syllabus Vs. Curriculum
- Tuesday/Thursday: Reasons For Having a Syllabus
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- Monday (Groups 5 + 1):
- Tuesday (Groups 6+7+8):
A. White's Classification
- Product-based Syllabi: structural, situational, topical, and notional functional
- Skill-based Syllabi
- Process-based Syllabi: process, procedural and task-based
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3. Types of Syllabi
B. Long and Crookes' Classification
- Synthetic syllabi: grammatical, lexical, functional-notional, situational and topical.
- Analytic syllabi: task-based, the learner-centered and content- based
4. Conditions to Syllabus Design:- LEARNABILITY:
- FREQUENCY:
- COVERAGE:
- USEFULNESS: