Acquisition/learning
"According to Krashen we acquire a new language subconsciously as we receive messages we understand." This is known as..
What is acquisition?
What is the same order?
Learning provides us with rules we can use to monitor our ____ as we speak or write.
What is output?
"In order for acquisition to take place, learners must receive input that is slightly beyond their current ability level. Krashen calls this ____"
What is i+1?
Anxiety and boredom can serve as filters that block this.
What is input?
Krashen contrasts acquisition with this.
What is learning?
This hypothesis is based on studies carried out by these two researchers.
Who are Dulay and Burt?
The monitor is like an ______.
What is an editor?
Comprehensible input is the source of ____ according to Krashen.
What is all acquired language?
These factors such as high interest or motivation can help keep filters down.
What are positive affective factors?
"Krashen argues that children acquire (they don't learn)" this.
What is their first language?
"Natural order applies to language that is acquired, not ____"
What is language that is learned?
"The problem with using the monitor during speaking is that one must sacrifice meaning for ____."
What is accuracy?
This does not contribute to acquisition.
What is output?
Affective filter only refers to language that is ____.
What is coming in?
Acquisition occurs in this as people attempt to communicate with others.
What is social contexts?
Learned aspects of language may result in good performance on a test, but inability to use the same items in this.
What is a natural setting?
The monitor can only check this.
What is the output?
The teachers job is to find ways to make academic content ____.
What is comprehensible?
The affective filter can prevent a person from getting more of this.
What is comprehensible input?
Krashen claims "second language classrooms should be places for acquisition, more often second and foreign language teachers focus on" this.
What is learning?
Despite natural order stating that students all learn certain things in a particular order, they will still all be at ____.
What is different stages?
Krashen states error correction has no affect on this for students.
What is their acquired language?
"One problem with claiming that simplified input leads to acquisition is that simplified input may not contain _____."
What are new language structures?
This hypothesis does not apply to this.
What is a person's output?