THE SYLLABUS
- It is an overall specification or a programme of what is to be taught in a particular course.
- It is a comprehensible list of contents items and process ones.
- It is ordered; easier, more essential items first.
- It has explicit objectives.
- It is a public document.
- It may indicate a time schedule.
- It may recommend materials.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF SYLLABUSES
- Grammatical
- Lexical
- Grammatical-lexical
- Situational
- Topic- based
- Notional
- Functional- notional
- Mixed or multi-strand
- Procedural
- Process
USING THE SYLLABUS
- Using the syllabus varies between different countries and institutions and depends on financial resource as well as on teaching approach.
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