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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 Classroom interaction, methods

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

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

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

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

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

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

Major aspects Program areas Curriculum Material

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