Group 1 summarizes the origins of language curriculum development. The history of the field began with the notion of syllabus design to specify what content would be taught and tested. Early approaches to vocabulary selection involved counting words in texts to determine frequency and prioritize common words. Assumptions in early syllabus design included treating vocabulary and grammar as the basic language units and viewing learning needs as the same for all learners based on the textbook alone in the context of English as a foreign language.
Group 1 summarizes the origins of language curriculum development. The history of the field began with the notion of syllabus design to specify what content would be taught and tested. Early approaches to vocabulary selection involved counting words in texts to determine frequency and prioritize common words. Assumptions in early syllabus design included treating vocabulary and grammar as the basic language units and viewing learning needs as the same for all learners based on the textbook alone in the context of English as a foreign language.
Group 1 summarizes the origins of language curriculum development. The history of the field began with the notion of syllabus design to specify what content would be taught and tested. Early approaches to vocabulary selection involved counting words in texts to determine frequency and prioritize common words. Assumptions in early syllabus design included treating vocabulary and grammar as the basic language units and viewing learning needs as the same for all learners based on the textbook alone in the context of English as a foreign language.
BY GROUP 1 Memebers of the group Miftahurrahma (A12121241)
Tirta Amarilis Matoneng (A12121212)
Apriliani Olii (A12122215) Nur Sakinah (A12122214) Maryana (A12121237) Triwahyu (A12121237) Nurul Rizky Hidayah (A12121217) The origins of language curriculum development Second and foreign language teaching is one of the world's largest educational enterprises and millions of children and adults worldwide devote large amounts of time and effort to the task of mastering a new language. Historical Background The history of curriculum development in language teaching starts with the - notion of syllabus design. Syllabus design is one aspect of curriculum de velopment but is not identical with it. A syllabus is a specification of the content of a course of instruction and lists what will be taught and tested. Vocabulary Selection Vocabulary is one of the most obvious components of language and one of the first things applied linguists turned their attention to. Some of the earliest approaches to vocabulary selection involved counting a large collections of texts to determine the frequency with which words oc curred, since it would seem obvious that words of highest frequency should be taught first. Assumption Underlying Early Approaches To Syllabus Design
• The basic units of language are Vocabulary and Grammar
• Learners everywhere have the same needs • Learners needs are identified exclusively in terms of language needs • The process of learning a language is laergely determined by the textbook • The context of teaching is english as a foreign language -THANK YOU -