This hypothesis states that we learn best through face-to-face interaction with a speaker of the language we are attempting to learn.
What is acquisition hypothesis?
100
A feeling of disorientation experienced by someone who is suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set of attitudes.
What is culture shock?
100
The amount of characteristics for effective programs for ELLs.
What is six?
100
This is what is refereed to as a child's first language and the one that they are most familiar with.
What is primary language?
100
The world's international language.
What is French?
200
We acquire our language skills in a certain order as we are learning a language.
What is natural order hypothesis?
200
This feeling of isolation from a group or activities may hinder a person's motivation to learn that group's language and/or culture.
What is alienation.
200
The most important characteristic for bilingual education.
What is long term support?
200
Children learn language in this many stages.
What is three?
200
The most useful language to learn for business.
What is German?
300
We pay attention to and edit our language before and/or after we say or write an idea.
What is monitor hypothesis?
300
A group assimilating into the culture of a dominant group.
What is acculturation?
300
A favorite learning model for bilingual education.
What is dual-language education?
300
The time that language learning in a child begins even though we may not be able to recognize it.
What is birth?
300
The most common second language in America?
What is Spanish?
400
This suggests that we must understand the meaning of some of a sentence in another language if we are expected to decipher the meaning of the rest of it.
What is input hypothesis?
400
Motivation, attitude, and culture shock may determine this without the person being conscious of it.
What is psychological distance?
400
This misconstruction suggests that a student may only learn one language at a time.
What is linear language?
400
Learning that speech is made up of individual sounds.
What is phonemic awareness?
400
A language that is considered dead even though it is the root language to many other languages spoken today.
What is Latin?
500
This states that our motivation towards learning a new language may affect how fast we learn the language.
What is effective filter hypothesis?
500
There are eight factors that determine this.
What is social distance?
500
This program instructs students in their primary language for 2-3 years before integrating them into all English classes.
What is early exit bilingual education?
500
The current Guinness World Record number for most languages learned.