Language difficulty fine-tuned for particular pedagogical purpose
Design
▣ Objectives
Goals in TBLT are ideally to be determined by the specific needs of particular learners. According to Long and Crookes(1993), selection of tasks should be based on a careful analysis of the real-world needs of learners.
eg. The English Language Syllabus in Schools Malaysian (1975)
- giving all Malays
as cognitive style. When cognitive styles are specifically related an educational context, where affective and physiological factors are intermingled, they are usually more generally referred to as learning styles. Studies of learning style bring important variables to the forefront. Such styles can contribute significantly to the construction of a unified theory of second language acquisition.
The Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis
The first language system interferes with the second language system.
Structural analysis on the two language would enable teachers to predict the difficulties in acquiring second language.
It is quite common to detect where the speaker is from just by listening to his/her accent.
e.g.) French
Ladies and gentlemen
language is taught actively through movement, the right brain “believes” the information and retains it, in the same way that skills such as swimming or riding a bicycle are remembered long term.
Asher sees TPR as directed to right-brain learning, whereas most second language teaching methods are directed to left-brain learning. Asher holds that the child language learner acquires language t
language acquisition including TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) course of Western Town College in Toronto, Canada, Language program course in Columbia Univ. in U.S.A, and CESL (Centre of English as a Second Language) course in Southern Illinois Univ. in U.S.A. I will be graduating Hongik University next year.
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Acculturation hypothesis
“ the degree of acculturation toward the ‘model’ language group seems to be the primary consideration in attempting to account for the varied levels of linguistic achievement reached by second language learners”
Korean Wes
Literacy Ability (reading, writing) Grammar skill High Low
Communication skills
(listening, speaking) Low High
A. Listening in Another Language
A1. The nature of listening in another language
▣ Listening is vital in the language classroom because it provides input for the learner.(Rost 1994:141-142)
▣ The reasons why listening is important to the development of speaking skill
- Spoken language gives a means of interaction for the learner.
- Authentic spoken languag
CLT (Communicative Language Teaching)
Communicative Language Teaching refers to
An approach to language teaching methodology that
emphasizes the development of a learners’
communicative competence
in the target language.
CLT (Communicative Language Teaching)
Classroom goals are focused on all of the components of CC and not restricted to gramma
language. Therefore, learners have to be able to gamble a bit, to be willing to try out hunches about the language and take the risk of risk taking both in the classroom and in natural settings. Individuals learning a second language can face other negative consequences if they make mistakes. Beebe(1983, p.40) described some of the negative ramifications that foster fear of risk taking both in th
language plays an important role in clear communication of the message. Learners will benefit from paying attention to accuracy from an early stage of learning. A good understanding of structure is also central to success in listening and reading comprehension.
To be effective, the necessary training in the recognition and use of structure and grammar needs to be an integral part of the way in w