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Principles

ISABEL STEPHANIE SANTAMARIA SARMIENTO Spanish

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  1. Principles and Procedures of Materials Development

  2. -Expose learners to real english

    Provide opportunities for outcome feedback

    -Stimulate intellectual involvelment

  3. materials should

  4. Principle 1

  5. Principle 2

  6. A pre-requisite for language acquisition is that the learners are exposed to a rich, meaningful and comprehensible input of language in use.

  7. Principle 3

  8. Principle 4

  9. Principle 5

  10. Principle 6

  11. In order for the learners to maximise their exposure to language in use they need to be engaged both affectively and cognitively in the language experience

  12. Language learners who achieve positive affect are much more likely to achieve communicative competence than those who do not

  13. L2 language learners can benefit from using those mental resources which they typically utilise when acquiring and using their L1.

  14. Language learners can benefit from noticing salient features of the input

  15. Learners need opportunities to use language to try to achieve communicative purposes

  16. learners need a lot of experience of the language

  17. language need to be presented in a vary way

  18. in that way

  19. we as teachers need to make sure

  20. materials contain a lot spoken and written text

  21. Language is authentic

  22. Language is contextualised

  23. Input samples are enough

  24. that is why

  25. there are 6 principles of language acquisition which are

  26. Learners need to feel identify with language

  27. to asure that we as teachers need to make sure to

  28. Develop skills as predicting connecting , interpreting and evaluating

  29. in order for student to

  30. as well students must feel

  31. positive affect as and cognitive engagement

  32. prioritise the potential for engagement

  33. Use activities they are performing can be answered personally

  34. Use activities that make students think after using target language

  35. be positve about target language

  36. be positive about their envviroment

  37. students feeling something a postive or negative feeling but something

  38. achivable challenges for learners self esteem to be develop

  39. text and task are interesting relevant and enjoyable

  40. be positive about their teachers

  41. learners will... thanks to right materials

  42. in order for

  43. Stimulate emotive responses, through the use of funny material

  44. to asure that we as teachers need to make sure to

  45. learners typically focus narrowly on linguistic decoding and encoding

  46. imagining is one of the recourse learners have

  47. use of activities which get learners to visualise and/or use inner speech before during and after experiencing a written or spoken text

  48. Multi-dimensional representation of language experienced and used can enrich the learning process

  49. transfer from learning activities to real life use

  50. develop the ability to use the language effectively in different situations

  51. promote durable acquisition

  52. e use of activities which help the learners to reflect t on their mental activity

  53. use of activities during and after using language themselves

  54. they will odevelop their language awareness

  55. learners notice for themselves how a particular language item or feature is used

  56. Use an experiential approach in which the learners are first of all provided with an experience which engages them holistically

  57. learner paying more attention to similar uses of that item or feature

  58. providing explicit information about its use feature as it is

  59. Design output activities so that they help learners to develop their ability to communicate fluently

  60. output activities are designed for learners to use language rather than specific features

  61. Provide many opportunities for the learners to produce languag

  62. output activities are fully contextualised

  63. Try to ensure that opportunities for feedback are built into output activities

  64. learners are gaining feedback

  65. of generalising on the language in their intake and on their ability to make use of them effectively

  66. elicit meaningful and comprehensible input from their interlocutors.

  67. to start in L1

  68. however in L2

  69. in that way using both

  70. to

  71. to asure that we as teachers need to make sure to

  72. to asure that we as teachers need to make sure to

  73. to start if

  74. more likely

  75. as well leads

  76. to achieve so

  77. when doing so

  78. as a result

  79. as well leads

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