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MCLAUGHLIN – BAILSTOCK THE ATTENTION PROCESSING MODEL
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MCLAUGHLIN – BAILSTOCK THE ATTENTION PROCESSING MODEL
A cognitivist theory which McLaughlin stated had a problem in comparison with Krashen's theory. consciousness is not accurate and child language acquisition is not the best.
- McLaughlin states 2 categories: controlled and automatic.
- Controlled processes is having a limited capacity while performing something new and it is temporary for oneself capacity-limited ability.
- Automatic processes is the ability of the brain to manage thousands of information at the same time.
- McLaughlin states 2 categories: controlled and automatic.
Second Language acquisition has conscious and subconscious processing.
- FOCAL Intentional Attention
- CONTROLLED: new skill, capacity limited
- Has to deal with the grammatical explanation of a specific point, world definition, copy of a written model, the first stages of “memorizing” a dialogue among others.
- AUTOMATIC: Well trained, practiced skill capacity is relatively unlimited
- Covers everything related to keeping an eye out” for something, advanced l2 learner focuses on modals, clause formation, monitoring oneself while talking or writing and others.
- CONTROLLED: new skill, capacity limited
- PERIPHERAL Incidental Attention
- CONTROLLED: new skill, capacity limited
- Some of them are TPR/Natural Approach and new L2 learners successfully completes a brief conversation.
- AUTOMATIC: Well trained, practiced skill capacity is relatively unlimited
- Which can have features like free writes, normal conversational exchanges of some length.
- CONTROLLED: new skill, capacity limited
- FOCAL Intentional Attention
More ways of conceptualizing the process of SLA is to compare both explicit and implicit linguistic knowledge.
- Additionally, more models can be differ between automatic and non-automatic processing.
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