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    it is basically dealing with selection, adaption, and creation of teaching materials.

    Materials development

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    refers to anything done by writers, teachers or learners to provide source of language input in way which maximize likelihood intake

    Materials development

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    What is

    What is the importance of materials as a content?

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    Serves the purpose of information about the target language and carefully selected examples of use

    Materials as a language

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    Teachers produced materials plays an important role in what?

    Bridging the gap between the classroom and the world is outside.

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    it is the challenge among the teachers?

    The development of the instructional materials

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    it is rigorous preparation should not be taken for granted.

    The development of instructional materials

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    It has to be well thought of and carefully aligned with the desired learning outcome as well as the learning activities.

    The development of instructional materials

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    Instructional materials in language learning need to be?

    relevant and well focused

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    Instructional materials in language learning need to be?

    assessed and evaluated

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    It is the activity which measures the value of a set of learning materials by making judgement about the effect of materials on the people using them

    Material evaluation

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    Materials development is basically dealing with selection, adaption and creation of teaching materials.

    Nunan (1991)

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    Materials development refers to anything which done by writers teachers or learners to provide source of language input in ways maximize the likelihood intake.

    Tomlinson, 1998.

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    Main reference of the entire course.

    Textbook

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    It is the main reference of the entire course?

    Textbook

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    Main reference of the entire course

    Textbook

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    Usually choosen by the school

    Textbook

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    usually accompanies textbor

    Workbook

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    Provide exercises and drills on specific skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing.

    Workbook/skillbook

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    Contains a detailed rationale for textbook

    Teachers book

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    Explain the scope and the sequence for the reasons. includes the introductory notes on how to use the textbook

    Teacher's manual

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    Combines the features of the textbook and workbook

    Work text

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    Provides teaching points like those in textbooks

    Worktext

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    Contain an A-Z or practical suggestions for teaching

    Worktext

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    More interactive

    Module and self learning

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    Develop independent studey

    Modules and self learning kit

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    Provides general information

    Reference book

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    Includes encyclopedia, dictionary, Atlas

    Reference book

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    audio and visual materials

    Multimedia instructional materials

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    Presents a useful framework for the comparison of language teaching methods

    Richard and Rogers (1986)

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    Illustrates the place of syllabus in the program planning

    Richard and Rogers

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    What is the three level of design by Richard and Rogers

    •Approach •Design •Procedure

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    Refers to the views and beliefs or theories

    Approach

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    Converts the principles in the first level into more practical aspects

    Approach

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    Refers to the procedure and management

    Procedure

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    Basic Principles in material development

    Tomlinson 1998

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    Roles of instructional materials

    Cunningsworth 1995

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    He said that the source of activities for learners practice and communicative interaction

    Cunningsworth 1995

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    he said source of stimulation and ideas for classroom activities

    Cunningsworth 1995

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    Resource for presentation material

    Cunningsworth 1995

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    Reference source for learners on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation etc

    cunningsworth 1995

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    He said materials should achieve impact

    Tomlinson 1998

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    He said should help students to feel at ease

    Tomlinson 1998

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    He said Materials should help learners to develop confidence

    Tomlinson 1998

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    He said that IM's generally serve as the basis for much of the language input learners

    Richards

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    IM's are important element within the curriculum and are often the most tangible snd visible aspect of it

    Nunan 1991

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    Evaluation is essential in obtaining data in order to revise instruction to make it more efficient and effective

    Dick and Carvey 1985

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    He said that materials need to be flexible enough to cater to individual and contextual differences

    Amadioha, 2009

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    he said that when evaluating the quality of a textbook exercises or activities, there's to be considerations on their contribution to language acquisition

    Garnier, 2002

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    He said that materials development is a procedures that involves measuring the value of a set of learning materials

    Dick and Jonhson

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    He said that materials evaluation is the activity which measures the value of a set of learning materials

    Tomlinson and Masura

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    He said that the importance of materials as content acts as a stimulus for communicative interaction

    McGrath

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    Teachers produced materials play an important role in bridging the gap between the classroom and the world outside

    Pardo and Tellez

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    Materials development is basically dealing with selection adaption and creation of teaching materials

    nunan 1991

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    Materials development refers to anything which is done by writers, teachers or learners to provide source of language input in ways which maximize the likelihood of intake

    Tomlinson 1998