TEACHING APPROACHES
A wide variety of instructional methods can be used in language teaching based on the nature of the subject. Some of the recommended instructional methods are lecture, didactic questioning, explicit teaching, demonstration, drill and practice, inquiry, problem solving, case studies, concept formulation, simulation, focused imaging, role play, model, game, debate, discussion, brainstorming, reflection, peer learning, research project, work assignment, and field trip.
ASSESSMENT SYSTEM
The following assessment system is typically used at the university. However, this can be adjusted accordingly to correspond to the instructional methods and the learning outcomes of the individual subject. The assessment system is clearly specified in each syllabus.
1. Attendance and participation 10%
2. Homework/Assignments 35%
3. Midterm examination 15%
4. Final examination 40%
Total 100%
ASSESSMENT METHODS
There are many different types of assessment methods, and whatever assessment methods to be used, they must be clearly aligned with the learning outcomes and teaching and learning activities of the subject. Some types of assessment methods, which are generally appropriate for the teaching and learning of this program include true or false questions, matching items questions, multiple choice questions, gap filling questions, short answer questions, essay questions, oral exams, student portfolios, performance, written report, fieldwork/practicum, projects, presentations, case studies, posters, and journals/blogs.