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Second Language
Acquisition,
Applied linguistics,
and teaching of
foreign languages
- Applied
Linguistics
- Interdisciplinary field that mediates between
practice and theory about language acquisition
- Includes
- Relation between SLA and related domains
of research
- Relation between SLA and related domains
of research
- Includes
- Researchs in
- SLA proper
- Critical Applied linguistics
- Related to
- Teaching of foreign languages
- In
- Historical practice
- Sociocultural practice
- Social semiotic practice
- Historical practice
- In
- Teaching of foreign languages
- Related to
- Stylistics
- SLA proper
- Interdisciplinary field that mediates between
practice and theory about language acquisition
- Second Language
Acquisition
- Focuses on
- 1. The learner
2. The teacher
- The acquisitional
aspect
- Language learning and
teaching
- Language learning and
teaching
- 1. The learner
2. The teacher
- Second Language
- Acquisition in
natural contexts
- SLA research
includes both
processes
- Involves
- Children and adults
acquire/learn second
languages in
addition to their L1
- Children and adults
acquire/learn second
languages in
addition to their L1
- Involves
- Acquisition in
natural contexts
- Focuses on
- Foreign Languages
- Foreign
Language
- ≠
- Learning in school
- ≠
- Methodology
- Develops
- The most effective
way to teach
foreign languages
- The most effective
way to teach
foreign languages
- Develops
- Education
- Focused on
- Schooling
process
- Inquires to
- Dimensions
- Cognitive
- Social
- Institutional
- Cognitive
- Dimensions
- Inquires to
- Schooling
process
- Focused on
- History
- Language
- As
- Historical
Practice
- Should be seen as
- The creation of a historical text with its own
contextualization practices and prior texts
- The creation of a historical text with its own
contextualization practices and prior texts
- Should be seen as
- Social Semiotic
Practice
- Serves to
- Hightlight the fact that language not only
expresses but also creates new and
unexpected realities
- Hightlight the fact that language not only
expresses but also creates new and
unexpected realities
- Serves to
- Foreign Sociocultural
Practice
- Located
- Outside the Americanlinguistic and cultural
norm
- How?
- Putting oneself in the shoes of speakers of
other languages and attempting to see their
cultural reality through their eyes
- Putting oneself in the shoes of speakers of
other languages and attempting to see their
cultural reality through their eyes
- How?
- Outside the Americanlinguistic and cultural
norm
- Located
- Historical
Practice
- As
- Foreign
Language
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