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2001-01-01
A Conversation with Mike Breen
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The Process Syllabus, (Breen 1989) as its name suggests, is a ‘process plan’ that tries to serve the joint creation and implementation of a syllabus by providing a framework for planning and action that should emerge from decisions jointly made by teachers and learners during the classroom learning experience. Due to its nature, it goes beyond a “propositional”
syllabus like the ones known as Functional or Task-based . Therefore, the Process Syllabus, providing a plan and a bank of
resources, and requiring regular reflective and formative evaluation, facilitates the learners’ creation of their own syllabus in an on-going and adaptive way
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A Conversation with Mike Breen. (2001). Profile: Issues in Teachers’ Professional Development, 2(1), 59-70. https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/profile/article/view/11353
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