Material Development

According to Tomlinson, material development is anything which is done by writers, teachers or learners to provide sources of language input and promote language learning.

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Materials should help learners to develop confidence is one of the principle in developing materials (Tomlinson)

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Textbook, Student's worksheet, pictures are interactive teaching materials

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video compact disc and films are audio materials.

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Ken Hyland suggests nine steps of materials development related to course materials namely consideration of the students, consideration of learning context, consideration of the target context, establishment of course goals and objectives, planning the syllabus, devising units of work and lessons, creation or evaluation and selection of materials, teaching the course, evaluation of learners

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there are 3 types of materials. printed, audio, and audio visual.

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there are two category of learning material. authentic and created material.

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Authentic or learner-contextualized, materials is materials used in ways that they would be used in the lives of learners outside of their education classes

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Authentic Material provide authentic cultural information about the target culture

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Using authentic materials can be a burden for teachers

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