An Overview.  Tyler  Wheeler  Beauchamp  Hunkins  Campel  Nation & Macalister.

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An Overview

 Tyler  Wheeler  Beauchamp  Hunkins  Campel  Nation & Macalister

Sources for Aims Specifying aims Selecting content Organizing content evaluation

Ends, Goals, Aims, Objectives Selecting Edu experiences Selecting content Integrating experiences and content evaluation

Input Edu principles- Society - participants Experiences – subject matter- values processes Selecting course developers – identifying aims Procedures- reviewing – evaluation output Course components K.S.A

Concepts and philosophical bases diagnosis Selecting content Selecting experiences Piloting course evaluation Modification

 1- examine environment  2- assess needs  3- decide on principles  4- set goals, and choose sequence content  5- design the lesson format  6- include assessment procedures  7- evaluate the course

 Some perspectives p. 4  Examples of unsuccessful course design:  1- Vietnamese and grammar  2- Agriculture students and reading  3- Simon says and conversation

 Necessities  Lacks  Wants

 Make use of research in:  linguistics  Applied linguistics  Comparative / contrastive linguistics  Error analysis  Psycholinguistics  Lexicography  Curriculum studies

 Goals  Aims  Ends  Targets  Purposes  Objectives

 Imp. Lists:  Vocabulary lists  Verb frequency lists  Functions and topics lists  Subskills and strategies lists  Tasks and themes lists

 Lessons  Units  Modules  Recycling reviews  Spiral lessons  Echoing units

 Testing for gathering information  Achievement tests  Proficiency tests  Placement tests

 What makes a course “good”?  Number of Ss  Money  Satisfaction of Ss  Satisfaction of Ts  Satisfaction of sponsors  High scores  Up-to-date  Conforms with society