CTEL: Test 1 - Domain 001 Flashcards
4 Features that may inhibit communication for different language groups
prosody, pronunciation with emphasis, avoiding contractions, pausing incorrectly between words
Prosodic stress
Stress on sentence level
ex: KIM walked home. (emphasis on person)
ex: Kim WALKED home. (emphasis on action)
ex: Kim walked HOME. (emphasis on object)
How phonology can inhibit communication
When a students sound system differs from the English Sound System:
Difficult to transfer what is not in the system: Sounds that do not occur in primary language.
Making different sounds to a word can change meaning.
2 lexical moprhemes
Compound words: words made from 2 morphemes to create 1 word and different meaning
ex: Butterfly = Butter + fly
How morphology can inhibit communication
When a plural is irregular
ex. Mouse (S) and Mice (p) and EL will over generalize and say mouses b/c they learned that House(s) is Houses (p)
syntactic classes
Parts of speech in a sentence
- Noun- names persons, places, things or ideas
- preposition-links pronouns and nouns to the rest of the sentence
Difficulties with semantics (4)
- transfer issues
- cultural reflection in primary language (concepts of time, money)
- understanding there are universals in all languages
- knowing that 70% of vocab in math and science are latin based
Implications of syntax (2)
students need to be exposed to different sentence patterns both written and oral
they can be taught after acquisition so students can self monitor
pragmatic features of oral/written language (7)
- gestures
- facial expressions
- eye contact
- proximity
- touching
- style/register
- silence
commonalities between L1 and L2 acquisition (9)
- universals
- sounds
- stages
- motivation to understand
- survival
- repetition
- gestures
- modeling