英文摘要 |
Developing and refining syllabus is indispensable for both clarifying teaching process and establishing the evaluation criteria to accomplish the goal described in “Can do''-terms presented by the CEFR.In this paper, first I discuss the framework of syllabus based on the types of discourse development and conversation techniques, which OZAKI (1996) proposed. Then I analyze the utterances of three students who practiced the conversation “changing a appointment'' using the syllabus designed for students to perform demanded task in a contact situation.The analysis revealed that there are some week points on discourse management, social-linguistic language use and expressing the reference to previous appointment in students utterances.Lastly I present the modification of syllabus and the prerequisite to accomplish the goals. In order to develop and examine the syllabus used for Taiwan's contact situation, it would be crucial to examine not only transactional routines but also interactional routines and information routines. |