Acquisition-Learner Hypothesis Review

Which TWO instructional strategies would be most appropriate and effective for students in the Speech Emergent Stage?

• Have students retell stories or explain processes

• Fill in the blank with word bank

• Have students create short presentations

• Correct and teach pronunciation

Low __ appears to be conducive to second language acquisition, whether measured as personal or classroom __.

(a)  

Which TWO instructional strategies are most appropriate and effective for a student in the Early Production Stage?

• Provide sentence starters to encourage simple language

• Have students re-tell stories or explain processes

• Think, pair, share

• Model and repeat

What is the first language acquisition?

• First language acquisition refers to the way children learn their native language.

• First language acquisition refers to the learning of another language or languages besides the native language.

• First language refers to the memorization of words, inflected words, and syntactic rules and uses them to translate from native to target language and vice versa.

In which stage of language acquisition does the learner speak like a native speaker?

• Speech Emergence

• Intermediate Fluency

• Advanced Fluency

• Preproduction

According to Krashen, the __________________ describes how English language learners evaluate the accuracy of their language use.

• Input Hypothesis

• Natural Order Hypothesis

• The Affective Filter Hypothesis

• The Monitor Hypothesis

1.      " ____________ refers to the incorporation of features of the L1 into knowledge of the L2 which is the learner is trying to build".

• Translation

• Borrowing

• Language Transfer

• Code switching

INTERACTIONIST PERSPECTIVE IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION works on

• The importance of output

• The importance of input

• Listening and understanding

• Natural conversations between native and non-native speakers

The learner communicates fluently in both social and academic contexts

• Speech Emergent

• Intermediate Fluency

• Advanced Fluency

• Pre-Production

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• Output

• Input

• Speaking

• Reading