He "argues that children acquire (They don't learn) their first language" (Freeman & Freeman, 2011, p. 115).
Who is Krashen?
100
It blocks the student from receiving input or output in the classroom.
What is the Filter Hypothesis?
100
When you want to learn a new language you have this?
What is motivation?
100
This should not be used when teaching language.
What is forcing output?
100
Children tend to say what words first that interest them?
What is Mommy or Ball?
200
"Language acquisition can be best understood by looking at what happens when people from one cultural group are transplanted into a new setting" (Freeman & Freeman, 2011, p.125).
Who is Schumann?
200
Students must be receiving this that is might be more difficult than their current level.
What is Input Hypothesis?
200
This might occur when moving to a new location or country.
What is Culture Shock?
200
This is a technique that can be used when providing input to students.
What are Visuals?
200
The ability to communicate in an environment you grew up in or are familiar with.
What is Communicative Competence?
300
You can only take in information in one way: by hand written or vocal messages.
Who is Krashen?
300
Our internal ______ sometimes blocks us from communicating with others.
What is monitor hypothesis?
300
This is the power of relationships between two cultures.
What is Social Dominance?
300
You can't have social interaction without___.
What is Output?
300
He says that "humans are born with the basic structures of all human languages already [are] present in the brain" (Freeman & Freeman, 2011, p. 108).
Who is Chomsky?
400
"Language learners need the opportunity for output" ((Freeman & Freeman, 2011, p.131).
Who is Swain?
400
The theory in which it compares two important ideas dealing with communication of language.
What is the acquisition/ learning Hypotheses?
400
This is used to describe the time frame someone will stay in a country.
What is Intended Length of Residence?
400
Whose model expresses this order : Exposure, Input, Intake, Uptake, and Proficiency?
Who is Van Lier?
400
Children make mistakes most often in their first language with these.
What are irregular verbs?
500
He focused on social factors that lead to language learning (Freeman & Freeman, 2011, p. 130).
Who is Schumann?
500
Learning language must be done in this way to be successfull.
What is Natural Order Hypothesis?
500
This is used to describe how close or not close a learning group is.
What is Cohesiveness?
500
Using fewer vowels and slower speech.
What is Simplified Input?
500
"Linguists argue that ..... humans are born with a..." what (Freeman & Freeman, 2011, p. 109).
What is an innate ability to acquire languages that is different than learning other things.