Ultra handout 2 Flashcards
Sub-approaches of Communicative Approach
- Content-based Approach
- Participatory Approach
- Task-based Approach
- Whole Language Approach
Uses material relevant to a subject matter
Content-based Approach
Uses materials relevant to student’s lives
Participatory Approach
Uses materials to complete an academic task
Task-based Approach
All 3 approaches have been embedded
Whole Language Approach
Krashen argues that acquisition is a more important process of constructing the system of a language than learning because fluency in L2 performance is due to what we have acquired, not what we have learned.
The Acquisition Learning Hypothesis
3 Types of Users in the Monitor Hypothesis
- Over-users
-Under-users
-Optimal-users
- who feel they must know the rule for everything
- do not trust entirely their feel for grammaticality in the L2
- They use the monitor all the time.
Over-users
- entirely dependent on what they can pick up on the second language
- learners prefer not to use their conscious knowledge
Under-users
- performers who use learning as a real supplement to acquisition, monitoring
Optimal-users
The acquisition of grammatical structures follows a natural order which is predictable
The Natural Order Hypothesis
The learner improves and progresses along the natural order when she receives a second language input that is one step beyond her current stage of linguistic competence. (I + 1)
The Input Hypothesis
Krashen claims that learners with high motivation, self-confidence, a good self-image, and a low level of anxiety are better equipped for success in second language acquisition
The Affective Filter Hypothesis
1 — ING (progressive)
— plural
— copula (linking verb)
2 — auxiliary
— article
3 — irregular past
4 — regular past
— 3rd person singular (-s)
— possessive (-s)
The Natural Order Hypothesis (Stephen Krashen)
- automaticity
- meaningful learning
- anticipation reward
- intrinsic motivation
- strategic investment
Cognitive Principles
Acquiring language subsconciously
Automaticity
Leads towards better retention than rote learning
Meaningful Learning
Most powerful factor in directing one’s behavior
Anticipation of Reward
Most powerful rewards are those intrinsically motivating
Intrinsic Motivation
Employ a multiplicity of strategies for sending and receiving language
Strategic Investment
- Behavioristic Orientation
- Rational-cognitive Orientation
- Humanistic Orientation
The Components of Curriculum
- educational-psychological stimulus response view about human language learning
Behavioristic Orientation
Associated with the cognitive-code approach to language learning
Rational-cognitive Orientation
Closely associated with the communicative view of language
Humanistic Orientation
What is BICS?
Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills
Social language acquisition skills; used for informal communication
BICS (Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills)
What is CALP?
Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency
Academic language acquisition skills; used macro skills in the classroom
CALP (Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency)
- Lesson Exemplar
- Course Outline
- Subject Framework
- Unit Plan
Forms of Curricula
Provide teachers with a way of teaching and assessing science-process and communication skills
Lesson Exemplar
A summary of main points of a text, lecture, or course of study
Course Outline
Organized plan or set of standards or learning outcomes that defines the content to be learned
Subject Framework
Concepts and learning goals that are taught over a period of time
Unit Plan
This refers to speakers or writers applying knowledge from their native language to a second language
Linguistic Interference
- Word Cline
- Snowball Toss
- Hot Seat
- Round Robin
- KWL
- DRTA
- Anticipation Guide
- SQ3R
- SQ4R
Teaching Strategies
- Step-stair strategy (from most positive to most negative)
ex. Captivating-pretty-nice-ugly- disgusting-hideous
Word Cline
- used for collaboration
- crumple the paper, throw, and let the other students share
Snowball Toss
Speakers seat; identifies a character and provides empathy for the character
Hot Seat
- ideal for brainstorming
- takes turn in responding a question; every group members takes turn
Round Robin
What you Know, Want to know, what you have Learned — ideal for processing especially in reading comprehension
KWL
- guides students in asking questions about a text, making predictions; and conform or refute their predictions
Directed Reading Thinking Activity (DRTA)
Used before reading to activate students prior knowledge and build their curiosity about topic
Anticipation Guide
Survey, Question, Read, Recite, and Review
SQ3R
Survey, Question, Read, Respond, Record, and Review
SQ4R
- Listening Practice
- Choral Imitation
- Individual Imitate
- Isolation
- Building up to a new model
- Elicitation
- Substitution Drilling
- Q and A Drilling
- Correction
Situational Language Teaching
Categories of Listening Strategies
- Metacognitive
- Cognitive
- Social/Affective
Learners use consciously while listening to a spoken text attentively; PME
Metacognitive
Learner finds a difficult word in a text and inferring the meaning of that word from the context
Cognitive
Strategies that learners use to learn by interaction with their classmates and questions that are asked from teacher
Social/affective
Listening Problems
- Text
- Task
- Interlocuter
- Listener
- Process
Type of Text
Text
Types of Questions
Task
Accent, fluency, gender, language use
Interlocuter
Listeners characteristics
Listener
Top-down/Bottom-up/Interactive
Process
BAE
Before Anyone Else
Caught in 4k
Caught doing something wrong
CSL
Can’t stop laughing
FAM
A close friend/like family
G2G
got to go
GHOSTED
Cuts off without explanation
GMTA
Great minds think alike
IAWY
I am with you
IMO/IMHO
In my opinion — in my honest opinion
IRL
In real life
IYKYK
If you know, you know
JK
Just Kidding
LIT
Lit Cool/Exciting
Salty
Getting upset over silly things
Shook
Shocked/surprised
SSDD
Same stuff, different day
SUS
something suspicious; suspect
TBH
To be honest
TNTL
Trying not to laugh
VIBE CHECK
How you are feeling
WYWH
Wish you were here
YNK
You never know
YOLO
You only live once
GOAT
Greatest of all time
- Preparing to read
- Reading
- Responding
- Exploring
- Extending
Reading Process Sequence
Big Five of Reading
- Phonics
- Phonemic Awareness
- Fluency
- Vocabulary
- Comprehension
SPAWN MODEL
- Special Powers
- Problem Solving
- Alternative Viewpoint
- What if?
- Next
Writing Process Sequence
- Pre-writing
- Composing
- Revisiting
- Editing
- Publishing