Assessment

Your friends are singing to you in an unfamiliar language.

They spoke to you for the rest of the day in the same language. The next day, you were able to understand a bit of what they were saying.

• Language Acquisition

• Language Learning

Maria enrolls in a Spanish language course at her local community college.

She attends classes, completes assignments, and practices speaking

and writing in Spanish as part of her formal language learning process.

• Language Learning

• Language Acquisition

With your goal to go to Japan in order to experience their advanced technology

and various tourist spots, you decided to study katakan,

kanji, and hiragana in order to adapt to their culture more efficiently.

• Language Learning

• Language Acquisition

Charlotte has a 7 year old kid that has a hard time understanding words.

She continued to talk to her kid consecutively. One day her child could

fully initiate a whole conversation with her.

• Language Learning

• Language Acquisition

 According to this theory, children are predisposed to acquire language

and simply need exposure to a linguistic environment

to activate their innate language capacity.

• Interactionist Theory

• Connectionist Theory

• Nativist Theory

• Cognitive Developmental Theory

These theory emphasize the significance of psychological processes

for language learning, including memory, attention, and problem-solving.

• Cognitive Theory

• Behaviorist Theory

• Social Learning Theory

• Information Processing Theory

At this stage, learners become more proficient in the language

and are capable of handling more challenging texts, discussions, and tasks.

• Intermediate Proficiency

• Building Vocabulary and Grammar

• Advanced Skills

• Basic Communication

In this stage, children continue to develop their

language skills and produce short sentences.

• Complex Sentences and Grammar Development

• Mature Language Skills

• Two-Word Stage

• Telegraphic Speech

Language learning is a _________ and deliberate process.

It involves explicit instruction, study, and practice.

Can we still learn a new language at any age?

• YES

• NO