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THE SCOPE OF A COMMUNICATIVE SYLLABUS Prepared by: Toni Agus Susanto 201012500902 Yusri Fahmia 201012500017 Lecturer : Y.B. Unggul Jatmika, S.Pd

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Page 1: The scope of a communicative syllabus

THE SCOPE OF A COMMUNICATIVE SYLLABUS

Prepared by:Toni Agus Susanto 201012500902Yusri Fahmia 201012500017

Lecturer : Y.B. Unggul Jatmika, S.Pd

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OUTLINE1. Overview2. Expansion of the language content

dimension2.1. Conceptual and functional meaning2.2. Sociocultural appropriateness2.3. Longer spans of discourse

3. Communicative processes 3.1. Workouts3.2. A scale for assessing the communicative

potential of workouts3.3. A scale for assessing the cognitive potential of workouts

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OUTLINE4. Expanded Product

4.1. Implementation of language skill

4.2. Individual needs4.3. Learner autonomy-an added

product4.4. Highlighting particular syllabus

components

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1. Overview

SOCIOCULTURAL VIEWSCOGNITIVE VIEWS

HUMANISTIC VIEWS

COMMUNICATIV

E

CURRICULUM

Expanded Content Area :

Semantic grammatical categories

Functional categoriesThemes for

meaningful and appropriate

communication

Expanded Product

Area:Skills

emphasisLearner needs

Learner autonomy

Expanded Process Area:

CognitiveCreativeGlobal

workouts

GENERAL GOALS

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2. Expansion of the language content dimension2.1. Conceptual and functional meaning

LC

ConceptualMeaning

Illocutionaryforce

Kind of semantico-grammatical knowledge

Kind of skills

Types of learning and

teaching activities

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2.2. Sociocultural appropriateness

Grammatica

l Rules

Sociocultur

al Rules

Communicative competence

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2.3. Longer spans of discourseDiscourse

Written

Spoken

PlannedOr Unplanned

WrittenTexts

Structurally

Logically

Communicative Purpose

Planned

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3. Communicative processes 3.1. Workouts

- Operations/Transformations-Warm Up/Relaxers-Information Centered Task-Theater Games-Mediations/Interventions-Group Dynamics and Experiental Tasks-Problem Solving Tasks-”Whole Task” focused-Skill Getting Strategies

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3.2. A scale for assessing the communicative potential of workouts

-New information is :NegotiatedExpressedUsed or appliedTransferredReceived, but there is no verbal reactionReceived, but exposure only

-No information is processed, focus is on form

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3.3. A scale for assessing the cognitive potential of workouts

- Evaluation-Synthetis-Analysis-Application-Interpretation-Translation-Memory

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4. Expanded Product

4.1. Implementation of language skill

Speaking Skill

Listening Skill

Reading Skill

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4.2. Individual needs

The needs and wants as perceived in particular in question

The resources available

The feasibility of achieving the objectives

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4.3. Learner autonomy-an added product

Student

Independent

Success

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4.4. Highlighting particular syllabus components

Material and

resources

Teachers and

learners

Existing

syllabus

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Thank youAny comments ?