Presented by:
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Maha I. Sobeih 220110825
Miram Al-Nemer 220114216
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It includes: * No. of units in each stage.
* No. of lessons in each units.
* The sequence of 4 language skills in the unit.
* No. of periods taught in schools every week.
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Is the number of lessons allowed for E4P at
school sufficient to the lessons in the book?
How?
No. of lessons
No. of periods
The students’
level
No. of
students
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1. What is the number of units in each stage?
2. Do the 3 stages have the same number of units?
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3. How many lessons does each unit have?
Stages
(5-7)
(8-10)
2nd Stage:
1st Stage:
“Grade 3”
3rd Stage:
“Grade 11”
No. of Units
No. of Lessons
18 yearly
9 in semester
6 each unit.
96 yearly
24 yearly
12 in semester
4 each unit
96 yearly
18 yearly
9 in semester
6 each unit
108 yearly
12 yearly
6 in semester
6 each unit
72 yearly
. How are the four language skills
sequences in the units of 3 stages?
3
stages
Language skills
Listening and writing
Grade 3
Listening and speaking
Reading and speaking
Listening and Speaking
Writing
Listening and reading
( 5-10)
The 2nd Stage
Listening and speaking
Grade Reading
5
Writing
Listening
Speaking
Reading
Grade
8
Speaking
listening and speaking
Writing
Stage
Language Skill
Reading
listening and speaking
Grade 11
Integrated Skills
reading
writing
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4. How many lessons does each textbook
have?
•
5. How many English language periods are
taught in government and UNRWA schools
every week for every stage?
(8-10)
(5-7)
1st Stage:
“Grade3” Stage
2nd Stage:
3rd Stage:
“Grade11”
No. of Lessons
Gov.
No. of Periods
UNRWA
Private.
6 each unit.
96 yearly
3 weekly
96 yearly
3 weekly
96 yearly
5 weekly
4 each unit
96 yearly
4 weekly
96yearly
5 weekly
7 weekly
6 each unit
108 yearly
5 weekly
160 yearly
5 weekly
7-8 weekly
6 each unit
72 yearly
5 weekly
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7-8 weekly
Government
For Teachers
For 1st Stage= sufficient.
For 2nd Stage=sufficient like grade 9
• Not sufficient because of the large
amount of information in SB and WB like
grade 8 and 10
UNRWA
For 1st Stage= sufficient
For 2nd Stage= sufficient
Why?
• Because the periods are equal to
the No. of lesson
• Teachers do some extra classes.
Our Opinion
For 3rd Stage sufficient
To some extend, it’s sufficient. If we take other conditions into
consideration, it may be not sufficient. These conditions are:
•Large No. of students in classes.
• Individual differences
•Time consumer.
•The quantity and student’s level.
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1- Teacher can combine 2 similar or connected units in
one class.
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2- Teacher can do extra voluntary classes for revision,
practice, complete the lessons.
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3- Teacher gives Ss summary paper for some simple
lessons to be studied at home and revise it with them
quickly at the beginning of the class.
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1- Planning
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2- Revision
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3- Assessment
Units
Lessons
Periods
Sufficiency
English For
Palestine