TASK 8

ROMEO CABRERA JR.

1. What do you use a syllabus for?

A syllabus is a required document for teachers because it outlines the fundamental
elements of a course, such as what topics will be covered, a weekly schedule, and
a list of tests, assignments, and their associated weightings. A syllabus, on the
other hand, has the ability to articulate connections between learning outcomes,
assessments, content, and pedagogical practice - that is, the way the course is
constructively aligned - in guiding students through their learning. We consider
the syllabus because it serves as a communication piece for both the practical
details and the overall alignment of your course.

2. Make a table of the advantages and disadvantages of having a syllabus.