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CONTENTS<br>INTRODUCTION<br>THE ROLE OF TEACHING MATERIALS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING<br>1.1 Authentic vs Created Materials <br>1.2 Advantages and disadvantages of authentic and non-authentic materials<br>CHAPTER TWO<br>2.1 Teaching Materials <br>2.2 Types of Teaching Materials<br>Textbook Analysis<br>CONCLUSION<br>BIBLIOGRAPHY<br><br><br><br><br>