Thiết kế ESP Speaking Syllabus cho sinh viên Cơ khí Hàng hải

2012

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART A: INTRODUCTION.

1. CHAPTER I: LITERATURE REVIEW

1.1. Definitions of a syllabus

1.2. Approaches to Syllabus Design in ESP

1.2.1. Language-centred approach

1.2.2. Skills-centred approach

1.2.3. Learning-centred approach

1.3. Types of syllabus

1.3.1. Structural /grammatical syllabus

1.3.2. Functional Notional syllabus

1.3.3. Task-based syllabus

1.4. Principle to syllabus choice

1.5. Overview of ESP

1.5.1. Definition of ESP

1.5.2. Benefits of ESP

1.5.3. Types of ESP

1.5.4. Need analysis in ESP

1.6. The definition of needs

1.7. The definition of needs analysis

1.8. The purposes of needs analysis

1.9. Target situation analysis

1.10. Present situation analysis

1.11. Learning needs analysis

1.12. Definitions of speaking

1.13. Importance of speaking

1.14. Speaking activities to be employed in the syllabus

1.15. Summary of chapter I

2. CHAPTER II: Syllabus design

2.1. Aims and objectives of the syllabus

2.1.1. The aims of second-year ESP speaking syllabus

2.1.2. The objectives of the syllabus

2.2. The content of the Proposed ESP Speaking Syllabus for second- year students of Marine Department at MCI

2.2.1. Some specific topics included in the syllabus

2.2.2. The language functions in the syllabus

2.3. The timing of the syllabus

2.4. The organization of the syllabus

2.5. A suggested speaking syllabus for second-year students of Marine Engine Department at Maritime College No

2.6. Test for student progress/syllabus effectiveness

2.6.1. Form of testing

2.6.2. Sample of a speaking test

2.6.3. Marking scales for Speaking test

PART C: CONCLUSION

3.1. Summary of the study

3.2. Limitations of the study

3.3. Suggestions for further study

3.4. Guidelines on implication

Reference

APPENDIX 1 A student questionnaire

APPENDIX 2 A questionnaire for teachers of English

APPENDIX 3 A questionnaire for ex-students working onboard

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