1969
DOI: 10.1515/iral.1969.7.4.283
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Language Learning Analysis

Abstract: L'auteur de Particle veut demontrer que 1'opinion rdpandue sei on laquellc les riaux pddagogiques utilises dans renseignement des langues doivent etre bases sur une analyse prealable de dlflfe rents paramfetres tels que frequence, utilit^, simplicity, etc., est fausse. Ce n'est pas la peine de creer, ä la base d'un texte original donnd, un texte pddagogique qui tienne compte de ces difförents desiderata. Les auteurs de manuels qui de'sirent travailler a base de cours dchelonn^s seront forces a re a User toute … Show more

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“…Early proposals concerning analytic, Type B, syllabuses (Macnamara, 1973;Newmark, 1964Newmark, , 1966Newmark & Reibel, 1968;Reibel, 1969) had little institutional backing and no accompanying teaching materials distributed by large commercial publishers, both factors which inhibit the spread of ideas in language teaching, good or bad (Richards, 1984). Not surprisingly, therefore, classroom implementation was initially small scale and the result of individual effort and imagination (All wright, 1976;Dakin, 1973;Newmark, 1971), with one larger institutionalised ("communicative" rather than truly task-based) project, the Malaysian Language Syllabus (Kementarian Pelajaran Malaysia, 1975; see Rodgers, 1984;Samah, 1984; Long & Crookes, to appear).…”
Section: Task and Three Types Of Task-based Syllabus Precursors To Tamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Early proposals concerning analytic, Type B, syllabuses (Macnamara, 1973;Newmark, 1964Newmark, , 1966Newmark & Reibel, 1968;Reibel, 1969) had little institutional backing and no accompanying teaching materials distributed by large commercial publishers, both factors which inhibit the spread of ideas in language teaching, good or bad (Richards, 1984). Not surprisingly, therefore, classroom implementation was initially small scale and the result of individual effort and imagination (All wright, 1976;Dakin, 1973;Newmark, 1971), with one larger institutionalised ("communicative" rather than truly task-based) project, the Malaysian Language Syllabus (Kementarian Pelajaran Malaysia, 1975; see Rodgers, 1984;Samah, 1984; Long & Crookes, to appear).…”
Section: Task and Three Types Of Task-based Syllabus Precursors To Tamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Precursors to Task-Based Syllabuses Early proposals concerning analytic, Type B, syllabuses (Macnamara, 1973;Newmark, 1964Newmark, , 1966Newmark & Reibel, 1968;Reibel, 1969) had little institutional backing and no accompanying teaching materials distributed by large commercial publishers, both factors which inhibit the spread of ideas in language teaching, good or bad (Richards, 1984). Not surprisingly, therefore, classroom implementation was initially small scale and the result of individual effort and imagination (Allwright, 1976;Dakin, 1973;Newmark, 1971), with one larger institutionalised ("communicative" rather than truly task-based) project, the Malaysian Language Syllabus (Kementarian Pelajaran Malaysia, 1975;see Long & Crookes, in press;Rodgers, 1984;Samah, 1984).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Wilkins then considers arguments against synthetic approaches, relating what he says to ideas current at the time associated with communicative competence (Widdowson 1971 gets a mention, as does Hymes) and to proposals in Reibel (1969) and elsewhere questioning the value of analysing language‐ teaching content in structural terms. Wilkins then develops the notion of analytic and places his n/f syllabuses firmly in that camp.…”
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