ELT Materials Designing and Evaluating
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https://doi.org/10.33394/jk.v1i2.423Keywords:
develop, design, handed, open-marketAbstract
Pertama, apa yang disebut materi „handed‟ dan materi „open-market‟. Akan tetapi sangat disarankan kepada
para guru bahasa Inggris mendisain materi sendiri. Ada beberapa alasan logis yang muncul seperti materi bisa
disesuaikan dengan kebutuhan para siswa, bisa menyusuaikannya dengan kurikulum yang berlaku, dan bisa
menghindari ketidak cocokan materi dengan situasi kelas atau menghindari penggunaan satu buku untuk semua
kelas. Walaupun materi „handed‟ memiliki keunggulan tetapi manfaat dari mendisain materi sendiri lebih
banyak manfaatnya dari materi siap pakai atau materi „handed‟ seperti materi cocok dengan kebutuhan para
siswa, materi dapat dibuat sesuai dengan situasi stempat dan dapat pula disesuaikan dengan kemapuan siswa
dan latar belakang budaya mereka. Selanjutnya, mendisain materi sendiri bisa memberi manfaat untuk
mengevaluasi sumber atau buku di mana materi diambil. Buku-buku itu dapat dievaluasi dari external maupun
internal untuk meneliti kualitasnya dan pada ahirnya mendapatkan buku yang sesuai dengan para siswa.
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