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Sunday, April 24, 2016

Planning the Syllabus

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Introduction

In Chapter Two we pointed out that one of the teacher’s major roles is that of planning. Also, in Chapter Three, it was said that the major characteristic of systematic curriculum development is the three major types of planning which the teacher has to engage in in the process of preparing for teaching. The process of planning is a three-step affair. It usually begins with o_vegr_all or long_-“term planning of the syllabus. This is the level of planning that this chapter will deal with. The next chapter will dé'iITvTtI'TtTle second step - planning the Instructional Unit – which involves medium-term planning. Chapter Six will round off the discus-sion on planning by concentrating on the third step, that of the daily lesson which involves short-term planning. This means that the state-ments of objectives will be very specific at the level of the daily lesson, a little less specific at the level of the Instructional Unit, and less specific still at the level of the syllabus.
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