Evolution of ESP

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Evolution of ESP

learning centered approach In outlining the origins of ESP, it is based on an understanding of language learning processes, characterizing new ideas of language.

Type 1: English for Academic and Occupational Purposes (EAP) English for Medical Studies. Occupational English (EOP) Technical English.

Type 2: English as a restricted language, for example, of a pilot or a waiter it is only used for a specific context.

Type 3: English with specific topics . Concerned solely about anticipated future English needs.

ELT "English language teaching" seeks to analyze the linguistic needs of students to make their learning more effective, the teaching of ESP "English for specific purposes" leads to developing in students the ability to elucubrate and skills in English depending on the area professional field to achieve satisfactory results in learning English. .

Thinking process of skills and strategies that underlie the use of language Fran^oise Grellet (1981), Christine Nuttall (1982) and Charles Alderson and Sandy Urquhart (1984) contribute significantly to reading skills and focus on interpretive reading or listening strategies, where students analyze and reflect on speeches.

Chambers's (1980) "objective situation analysis" takes existing knowledge and puts it on a more scientific basis, allowing students to adapt to objective situations that lead to rigorous analysis.

Rhetorical or discourse analysis: The combination of sentences in the discourse to produce meanings is understood, identifying patterns of organization in the texts.

the results of this research (discourses of specific academic texts) allowed us to observe the generalized discourse (Widdowson, 1978).

Analysis of records 1960-1970 the linguistic needs of the students are analyzed, elaborating a study plan where the forms of language of the students are prioritized based on the grammar of sentences.

It began in the 1960s as an area dedicated to the analysis of technical texts.

ESP (English for Specific Purposes) It is an approach to teaching the English language, based on the linguistic needs of students in different fields of study.