小,中,高一貫型英語語彙シラバス開発のための基礎研究

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The Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology c 2002 initiative to begin English education in primary schools provides educators with an important opportunity to create a curriculum of sequential learning outcomes. Previous studies comparing vocabulary featured in top selling textbooks indicate a lack of coordination in the vocabulary selected for junior and senior high school texts (Ozasa and Erikawa, 2004; Hasegawa and Chujo, 2004,), and a preliminary analysis of primary level texts (Higuchi et al., 2003) reflects this same trend. In this study, the authors examine vocabulary currently taught at each level and, based on an analysis of the vocabulary in widely published textbooks, have created a list of 514 basic but essential primary level words, 552 words for junior high school, and 1,089 terms for high school. From this list of 2,155 words, an estimated 40% are presented two or more times in textbooks taught at derent levels; therefore, without repetition, the core presented two or more times in textbooks taught at derent levels; therefore, without repetition, the core list contains 1,288 words. By constructing a sequential vocabulary curriculum, learners can continue to build on EFL learning as they proceed through each level. Although an estimated 7,000 to 8,000 words are said to be necessary for practical English competence, the vocabulary compiled in this study represents a positive step in coordinating learning outcomes for Japanese EFL learners.
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小,中,高一貫型英語語彙シラバス開発のための基礎研究

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