ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSESBridging Language and Professional Needs
Keywords:
English for Specific Purposes, Academic English, ESP course designSynopsis
English for Specific Purposes: Bridging Language and Professional Needs hadir sebagai jawaban atas kebutuhan pembelajaran bahasa Inggris yang semakin terarah pada tuntutan akademik dan profesional di era global. Buku ini ditulis oleh Dr. Elda Martha Suri, S.S., M.Pd dan Dewi Kristiani Bawamenewi, dengan tujuan memberikan pemahaman mendalam sekaligus panduan praktis mengenai konsep, teori, serta penerapan English for Specific Purposes (ESP) dalam berbagai bidang.
Berbeda dengan pengajaran bahasa Inggris umum, ESP menekankan pendekatan berbasis kebutuhan (needs-based approach), sehingga pembelajaran menjadi lebih relevan, terfokus, dan aplikatif. Buku ini mengupas topik penting mulai dari analisis kebutuhan, desain kurikulum, pengembangan materi, strategi pengajaran, integrasi teknologi, hingga asesmen dan evaluasi. Tidak hanya membahas teori, buku ini juga memperkaya pembaca dengan studi kasus nyata dari berbagai bidang seperti kedokteran, hukum, bisnis, pariwisata, dan teknik.
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