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The document compares four models of curriculum: classical humanism, objectives model, process model, and new pragmatism. It defines each model, outlines their main goals and advantages/disadvantages. An example activity is provided for each that shows how objectives, activities, or procedures may differ. The content model focuses on universal knowledge transmission, while the objectives model emphasizes clear goals and evaluations. The process model centers on understanding student needs and participation. New pragmatism combines elements to provide objectives and support structure with teacher flexibility.

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The document compares four models of curriculum: classical humanism, objectives model, process model, and new pragmatism. It defines each model, outlines their main goals and advantages/disadvantages. An example activity is provided for each that shows how objectives, activities, or procedures may differ. The content model focuses on universal knowledge transmission, while the objectives model emphasizes clear goals and evaluations. The process model centers on understanding student needs and participation. New pragmatism combines elements to provide objectives and support structure with teacher flexibility.

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UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA – UNAD

Nombre escuela: Escuela de Ciencias de la Educación, Pregrado


Nombre programa: Licenciatura en inglés como lengua extranjera

TASK 4

COMPARATIVE CHART

DIDACTICS OF ENGLISH

PRESENTED BY:
JULIETH ALEJANDRA MONTOYA
ID: 1127233409

MILLY ANDREA MUÑOZ


TUTOR

GROUP: 551026_12

NATIONAL OPEN AND DISTANCE UNIVERSITY


SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES ECEDU
BA IN ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
APRIL 15TH, 2016
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA – UNAD
Nombre escuela: Escuela de Ciencias de la Educación, Pregrado
Nombre programa: Licenciatura en inglés como lengua extranjera

MODELS OF THE CONTENT MODEL: THE OBJECTIVES THE PROCESS THE ‘NEW
CURRICULUM CLASSICAL HUMANISM MODEL: MODEL: PRAGMATISM’: A
RECONSTRUCTIONIS PROGRESSIVISM MIXED-FOCUS
M CURRICULUM
Definition In this model the main focus It focuses on the objectives It is a model that It focuses on a
is: on the content, in which the of what the teacher teaches focuses on learner- communicative curriculum
students are going to learn and the students learn centered curriculum
something new.
Main goals To provide knowledge that is To bring a social change, The goals are defined in To provide objectives,
universal to students and is not that is why is called terms of process, in what is going to be
going to change reconstructionism which the students gain acquired and the active
knowledge and are able role of participants when
to continue learning in making decisions
the future.
Advantages -It has a long history from -To give goals that are -To understand the -It gives the opportunity to
Aristoteles and Plato. clear to both the teacher students weaknesses teachers to change,
-It comes from theories in and the student and needs according to the learner
which knowledge is of great -To give evaluations if the - Its main concerned is needs
relevance objectives are satisfied that students understand -It also provides a
-It takes into account the and participate, not just supporting structure that
learning goals to acquire knowledge allows the teacher to
- Students feel that they include real-life activities.
are accomplishing their
goals
Disadvantages -It doesn’t know where the -That students have to - In practice they prefer - Not knowing how to use
transmission of culture comes behave according to the the objectives model, the curriculum
from objectives given, like a because it provides appropriately
-It doesn’t take into account machine large-scale curriculum
the weakness or needs a -It limits the creativity, and planning, that the
student can have cognitive, and effective government prefers for
-It is very simplistic, compared implements when learning technical education
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA – UNAD
Nombre escuela: Escuela de Ciencias de la Educación, Pregrado
Nombre programa: Licenciatura en inglés como lengua extranjera

to the society we have today a language


-Its main role in language
teaching is: to provide
grammar-based activities.

Example of An activity in this curriculum It works best in technical Activities in which It focuses on
objectives, can be when the teacher reads education, in which students cooperate and communicative learning,
activities, or a sentence and the class students can learn specific make decisions on their an example of this can be
didactic repeats skills process activities in which students
procedures. perform interviews to their
classmates or class
discussions

REFERENCES

 Jack C. Richards. (2010). Curriculum Development in Language Teaching. Cambridge University Press.

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