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The document defines a syllabus as an outline that includes the learning objectives, content, and assessments for a course. It discusses the benefits of a syllabus for guiding lesson planning and learning activities. The key components of a syllabus are identified as the competencies, learning materials, activities, and assessments. The document also outlines the steps to develop a syllabus, which includes assessing standards, identifying materials, mapping competencies, planning activities, setting indicators and assessments, allocating time, and determining resources. A syllabus provides the framework to guide instructional planning and determine if learning objectives have been achieved.
The document defines a syllabus as an outline that includes the learning objectives, content, and assessments for a course. It discusses the benefits of a syllabus for guiding lesson planning and learning activities. The key components of a syllabus are identified as the competencies, learning materials, activities, and assessments. The document also outlines the steps to develop a syllabus, which includes assessing standards, identifying materials, mapping competencies, planning activities, setting indicators and assessments, allocating time, and determining resources. A syllabus provides the framework to guide instructional planning and determine if learning objectives have been achieved.
The document defines a syllabus as an outline that includes the learning objectives, content, and assessments for a course. It discusses the benefits of a syllabus for guiding lesson planning and learning activities. The key components of a syllabus are identified as the competencies, learning materials, activities, and assessments. The document also outlines the steps to develop a syllabus, which includes assessing standards, identifying materials, mapping competencies, planning activities, setting indicators and assessments, allocating time, and determining resources. A syllabus provides the framework to guide instructional planning and determine if learning objectives have been achieved.
A1C210003 A. Definition Of Syllabus The term syllabus can be defined as outlines, summaries, overviews, or the main points of the content or subject matter. (Salim, 1987: 98). The term is used to refer to the syllabus of a product in the form of curriculum development further elaboration of SK and KD to be achieved, and the subject matter as well as a dsecription of the material that students need to learn in order to achieve the SK and KD.
So, the syllabus is a learning plan and/or a group of subjects or spesific theme that includes SK, KD, learning materials, learning activities, indicators of achievement of competence, assessment, allocation of time, and learning resources. Benefits of Syllabus As a guide in the development of further learning, such as creating lesson plans, learning activities management and development assessment system. As a guide for planning management of learning activities, for example in the classical learning activities, small group or individual learning. Useful to develop a scoring system B. Development Principles of Syllabus Scientific Relevant Systematic Consistent Adequate Actual and Contextual Flexible Comprehensive C. Syllabus Time Unit Coursesyllabus is based on the entire allocation of time devoted to each subject for the education in the educational unit level Preparation of a course syllabus attention given time allocation by the semester, bye the year, and tghe allocation of time that a bunch of other subjects. The implementation uses fragments of learning by the semester syllabus according to SK and KD for subjects with time available on the structure of the curriculum. D. Syllabus Development Syllabus development carried out by groups of similiar studies teacher at one school or several schools on the MGMP E. Syllabus Components Product development curriculum contains basic thoughts that give guidelines to answer 3 fundamental questions in learning, namely: 1. What was to be controlled by the competence of learners 2. How to facilitate learners to master competencies 3. How to determine the level of competency achievement by learners. From here, its clear that the syllabus contains the main points of competence and materials, and basic learning strategies and assessment points. Principal component of syllabus that commonly used: Components related competencies to be mastered, include: SK, KD, Indicators, and learning materials Components associated with mastering competencies, containing the principal subject in the learning activities. Components related to competency achievement, include: Assessment techniques and assessment instrument Supporting components, consisting of: Allocation of time and learning resources. F. Syllabus Development Steps 1. Assessing competence standard and basic competence 2. Identifying Learning Materials 3. Conducting competency mapping 4. Developing learning activities 5. Formulating indicators of achievement of competence 6. Determining the type of assessment 7. Determining the time allocation 8. Determining the source of learning G. Sustainable Development Syllabus For the purposes of the implementation of learning in the classroom,from the syllabus should be developed and made learning implementation plan Teachers can develop lesson plans and define the implementation of instructional materials in various forms (Student worksheet, Student Task Sheet, Information Sheets, etc.), according to the learning and assessment strategies to be used. The End.......
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