Unfortunately, we cannot deny the importance of coursebooks, especially in areas where resources are limited. Besides, they bring some degree of control where teachers who are not competent enough may use not-so-useful materials.
@@plerpplerp5599 The Ministry of Education wants all the teachers to stick to the national curriculum as there are standardized tests awaiting them. All students are (allegedly) given the same input, so the tests are based on the objectives mentioned in the syllabuses, and the vocabulary and grammar load in the books. Dogme cannot be used in our situation. Maybe in a private language course with a bunch of students with similar goals, a very competent teacher can use what learners bring to the classroom. In such a case the teacher can help the students decide on their priorities each and every lesson without any preparation; they can take the role of facilitator of their students' objectives.
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I can't stand course books. They are all exactly the same. Thank god we have chatgdp 😂
Unfortunately, we cannot deny the importance of coursebooks, especially in areas where resources are limited. Besides, they bring some degree of control where teachers who are not competent enough may use not-so-useful materials.
@@AydanErsoz What is your opinion on Dogme?
@@plerpplerp5599 The Ministry of Education wants all the teachers to stick to the national curriculum as there are standardized tests awaiting them. All students are (allegedly) given the same input, so the tests are based on the objectives mentioned in the syllabuses, and the vocabulary and grammar load in the books. Dogme cannot be used in our situation. Maybe in a private language course with a bunch of students with similar goals, a very competent teacher can use what learners bring to the classroom. In such a case the teacher can help the students decide on their priorities each and every lesson without any preparation; they can take the role of facilitator of their students' objectives.