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The primary purpose of this type of syllabus is to teach some content or information using the language that the students are also learning.

CONTENT-BASED SYLLABUS

The content of this syllabus includes a series of purposeful tasks that language learners need to perform.

TASK-BASED SYLLABUS

This syllabus is based on the development of the language skills (listening, reading, writing and speaking) using the target language.

SKILL-BASED SYLLABUS

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Structural, Functional-Notional, Situational, Skill-Based, Task-Based, and Content-Based

In this syllabus the contents are organized according to situations in which students learn.

SITUATIONAL SYLLABUS

It is a syllabus in which students learn how to use the target language to express their own ideas, notions and points of views.

FUNCTIONAL-NOTIONAL SYLLABUS

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Also called grammar syllabus which focuses on grammar rules and structures.

STRUCTURAL SYLLABUS

Refers to a plan of what is to be achieved through our teaching and our students' learning.

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Apart from the 6 kinds of syllabi. This type of Syllabus can be used in a conversation or reading class.

Topical/Thematical syllabus