Conducting Diagnosis of Needs Determining the Competency Standards, the Basic Competencies, and the Formulating the Indicators
practice different skills and strategies which enable them to develop their understanding toward the English reading texts.
In designing the materials, the writer adapts Taba’s and Kemp’s design models. Taba’s model is chosen since this design model is made to fulfill the need
of achieving desired curriculum in order to bring about changes toward the students’ performance. The strength of this design is that it emphasizes on the
stating of behavioral objectives which becomes the main concern in viewing product curriculum. It is said that by stating the clear objectives, it enables the
designer to determine the students’ outcomes, the formulation of content, the teaching method, and the evaluation of the program.
On the other hand, Taba’s model does not concern more attention to the stating of goals, topics, general purposes for each topic, and revision after
conducting the evaluation process of the designed materials. Hence, the writer employs Kemp’s model. In this model, the designer may start designing at any
stage whenever the designer is ready. In addition, this model can be applied at any educational level. The interdependencies among the stages indicate that one
treatment made for one stage will affect others. The broken lines among the stages indicate the revision step where it is based on the evaluation data gathering of the
students’ achievement of the objectives. This framework is used as the guideline to conduct the study. The framework
used by the writer consists of nine steps. The explanation is discussed as follows: