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Mind Map by Paulina Agudelo, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Paulina Agudelo
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Theories and principles of SLA
- Socio Cultural
- Year
1985
- Is a theory of human development
- Based on the work of Vygotsky
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oOhMCpzYZA&ab_channel=ConnerMorgan
- Methods and approaches
- Community Language Learning
- Is based on interaction between learners and knowers
- The goal is to strengthen social ties in order to establish a community
- The goal is to strengthen social ties in order to establish a community
- Is based on interaction between learners and knowers
- Task-Based Language Teaching
- Focuses on asking students to do meaningful tasks
using the target language.
- Tasks like
- Going to the grocery store or visiting a doctor.
- Going to the grocery store or visiting a doctor.
- Tasks like
- Focuses on asking students to do meaningful tasks
using the target language.
- Community Language Learning
- Methods and approaches
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oOhMCpzYZA&ab_channel=ConnerMorgan
- Based on the work of Vygotsky
- Is a theory of human development
- Year
1985
- Cognitivism
- Year
1990
- Is a theory which focuses on how we receive
information, organize it and how the mind regains it.
- Based on the work of Piaget and Gattegno
- Methods and approaches
- The Silent Way
- The teacher uses a mixture of silence and gestures to
focus students' attention.
- To encourage them to correct their own errors.
- To encourage them to correct their own errors.
- The teacher uses a mixture of silence and gestures to
focus students' attention.
- Suggestopedia
- It is based on freeing the individual of stress, shame,
nerves and other personal limitations.
- Since it is believed that this can hinder their ability to learn.
- Since it is believed that this can hinder their ability to learn.
- It is based on freeing the individual of stress, shame,
nerves and other personal limitations.
- The Silent Way
- Methods and approaches
- Based on the work of Piaget and Gattegno
- Is a theory which focuses on how we receive
information, organize it and how the mind regains it.
- Year
1990
- Universal Grammar
- Year 1980
- Is a theory which states that human beings have innate
faculties related to laguage acquisition.
- Based on the work of Chomsky
- Methods and approaches
- Communicative Approach
- It focuses on that learning language successfully comes
through having to communicate real meaning.
- It focuses on that learning language successfully comes
through having to communicate real meaning.
- The Natural Approach
- It focuses on exposure, or input, rather than practice.
- Optimizing emotional readiness for learning.
- Optimizing emotional readiness for learning.
- It focuses on exposure, or input, rather than practice.
- Communicative Approach
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3oq1alCiZQ&ab_channel=GabbyAcademy
- Methods and approaches
- Based on the work of Chomsky
- Is a theory which states that human beings have innate
faculties related to laguage acquisition.
- Year 1980
- Behaviorism
- Year
1940-1970
- Is a theory which refers to the act of imitation. It believes that “infants learn oral
language from other human role models through a process involving imitation,
rewards, and practice.
- Based on the work of Skinner
- Methods and approaches
- Total phisical Response
- It focuses on using physical movement to react to
verbal input.
- With the purpose of creating a brain link between
speech and action to increase language and vocabulary
learning.
- With the purpose of creating a brain link between
speech and action to increase language and vocabulary
learning.
- It focuses on using physical movement to react to
verbal input.
- Audio-lingual Method
- It advises that students should learn a language
directly.
- Without using the students' native language to
explain new words or grammar.
- Without using the students' native language to
explain new words or grammar.
- It advises that students should learn a language
directly.
- Total phisical Response
- Methods and approaches
- Based on the work of Skinner
- Is a theory which refers to the act of imitation. It believes that “infants learn oral
language from other human role models through a process involving imitation,
rewards, and practice.
- Year
1940-1970
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