How to design a language learning syllabus

A language learning syllabus consists of a list of the learning objectives for your language learning program and the sequence in which you intend for them to be learned. Writing a syllabus for yourself helps

Before you develop a language learning syllabus you need to choose which kind of syllabus you want to develop

1. Design a structural-lexical syllabus
2. Design a functional-notional syllabus
3. Design a situational-topical syllabus
4. Design a mixed syllabus

• Task module: How to design a language learning syllabus
• In task module: How to design a language and culture learning prog...
• In task module: Making a strategic plan for language learning
• In task module: How to manage your language learning program
• In modular book: Managing Your Language Learning Program, by Carol J. Orwig
• In bookshelf: Language Learning

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