Output/Frequently asked questions

Output/Frequently asked questions

1. Output

   • Language that a learner produces
     • Communicative purpose
   • Processing
     • Access
       • Activating the lexical and grammatical forms
         • To express meaning
     • Production
       • Put it together in sentences/utterances
         • Production strategies
           • Reconstruct the procedures with L2 rules
           • Must be develop over time
           • Processability Theory
             • Category procedure
               • Inflections/part of the meaning
             • Phrasal procedure
               • Inflections in a phrase
             • Simplified S- procedure
               • Exchange of info. in the beginning or end/word order
             • S-procedure
               • Exchange of info. between internal constituents
             • Subordinate clause procedure
               • Exchange of info. across clauses
             • Lemma access
               • Access words
   • Linguistic system
     • Facilitative role in acquisition
       • Better processing of input
   • Explicit knowledege
     • Monitoring
       • L2 explicit knowledge to monitor

2. Frequently asked questions

   • L1 interference
     • Transfer from L1 to L2 exists in some way for some things
   • L1 in the classroom
     • Might be a tool for learners to manage their environment and tasks
   • SLA as L1 acquisition
     • SLA processes do not change because of context
     • External factors and not internal processes
   • Imitation and repetition SLA
     • Repetition develops the ability to perform a task quickly
       • Does not have a big impact on acquisition
   • Correction= bad habits
     • Over-correction is negative
       • Just temporary improvement
   • Rules' help
     • Sensitize learners to input
       • More likely to perceived and processed input
   • Learning styles
     • Linked to input
       • Help language teachers
   • Best method for teaching and learning
     • Tere is none
       • Principled approaches
         • Grab from needed