One of the main questions to answer while we select to use coursebook
materials would be how do we select and use coursebook materials?
Coursebook materials are
all the materials in coursebook package that we use in a classroom. Teachers
often base their selection of teaching material on a “needs analysis”. Here
we have to think carefully on the things
To build up a class profile we have to consider the gender, the amount of
students we have, the age, the average of percentage of students.
To choose our coursebook, we need to answer some important questions. The
right chose depends on the answers to those questions: Is the material visually
attractive? Is the material well organized? Is it culturally appropriate? Is it
suitable for your learners’ age and their needs and interests? Will the topics
be motivating to suit their age, gender, experience, and personal interests of
your learners? Is the material at the right level? Does it give learners enough
opportunities to use the language?
In case that we couldn’t have the expectations we had about the
coursebooks, we should do the following.
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Replace the coursebook material.
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You need to use materials with the same
focus/aims from the other resource.
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Some examples: teachers’ website or
supplementary materials.
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The other choice is to adapt the coursebook
material.
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You can change it to make it suitable for you
students.
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There are many ways you can use to adapt
material that is not suitable. Here are some ideas
Source: Spratt, M., Pulverness, A., & Williams, M. (2011). The Teachink Knowledge Tests Course . United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press.
Source: Spratt, M., Pulverness, A., & Williams, M. (2011). The Teachink Knowledge Tests Course . United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press.
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