Krashen's Theories
Acquiring a new language through new vocabulary or synaptic structures
What is acquisition?
The power relationships between two groups
What is social dominance?
Identifying different parts of speech such as subject, predicates and other parts
What is structures?
First language acquisition is studied by
Who is psychologists, sociologists and linguistics?
Language that is acquired, not language that is learned
What is natural order?
When the learner group is self sufficient and doesn't need to interact with members of the target culture in daily activities
What is enclosure?
Teaching of rules followed by decontextualized exercises designed to give students practice with the rules
Wha is grammar translation method?
Krashen's theory attempts to explain the different factors involved in
Wha is second language acquisition?
An editor, checking what we produce. Works when we have time and focus on grammatical form when we know the rules
What is the monitor hypothesis?
Social distance is increased when the learner group is tight-knit
What is cohesiveness?
Approach to incorporate grammar by involving students in practicing certain grammatical forms
What is production practice?
This model claims that acquiring a second language is part of a general process of acculturation
What is Schumann's acculturation model?
When someone receives oral or written messages
What is input?
When the learner group is big
What is size?
He argues that humans have an innate ability to construct rules that allow them to comprehend and produce utterances in any language
Who is Chomsky?
She proposed that output plays a key role in second language acquisition
Who is Swain?
Anxiety or boredom may serge as a filter that blocks input
What is affective filter?
How long a group intends to stay in the country
What is intended length of residence?
In this country, Halliday's approach to language has been translated in the curriculum cycle
What is Australia?
His model includes both input and output
Who is Van Lier?