esl Flashcards

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Chomsky

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ppl are born with grammatical knowledge

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Universal Grammar

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children are born with innate ability

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3
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Poverty of Stimulus

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c are not born with enough exposure to their native language to acquire every feture of the language

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4
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Pinker

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we are predisposed to learn a language
language=human instinct

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5
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Cognitive Model

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by Pinker (Children think before they speak)
Has 4 Stages

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Sensorimotor

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1/4. Birth-2
interaction and experience for children.
child can imitate sounds

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Pre-Operational

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2/4. 2-7years old
talks a lot without a purpose.
egocentric
speech= thinking aloud

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Concrete-Operational

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3/4. 7-11 years old
high intelligence
logical and organized thinking
language is used to refer to specific and concrete concepts, but NOT abstract concepts.
some can remain at this stage forever.

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Formal-Operational

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4/4. 11-x years old
symbols and abstract concepts.
uses inductive and deductive reasoning.

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10
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Connectionism

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language develops through engagement

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Krashen

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required natural interaction.
children will pick up grammar naturally by immersion.
interaction matters more than correction.
information is given higher than the child’s level.
Monitor Model with 5 Hypothesis

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Monitor Model

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with 5 Hypothesis of SLA

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13
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Acquisition-Learning

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The distinction between acquisition (the unconscious process through repeated exposure) and learning (formal instruction) is important.
only acquisition will allow effective learning.
=Monitor Model

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14
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(Comprehensible) Input

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necessary for students who are learning a new language.
slightly above their level and is enough for language acquisition.
understood by the learner.
focuses on the meaning and simplified speech. (modeling, visuals, gestures etc.)

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Monitor

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(The learned system acts like a monitor of the acquired system)
knowledge through formal learning is useful in certain settings like written and self-correction.
Has drawbacks, as it only focuses on only one element of speech.
can distract learners from conveying meaning.

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16
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Natural Order

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language is acquired in a predictable order
learners have to be ready to learn, if not causes frustration

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Affective-Filter

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emotional risks inherent in learning a new language.
The psychological barrier that allows input to be filtered through to a language processing mechanism. A low filter has little anxiety increasing comprehension and attention.

18
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5 Stages of Second Language Acquisition

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PEPSI
1. Pre-production; silent period (500)
refrain from speaking, listen and copy words
2. Early-Production; (1000)
single word or 1/2 word phrases
respond to questions
3. Speech Emergence; (3000)
chunk words and phrases into sentences
participate conversation with native speakers.
4. Intermediate Fluency; (6000)
willing to ask questions, correct their own
5. Advanced Fluency;
cognitive language proficiency