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FIRST LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
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SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
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INPUT
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In the FLA, children
apply the principles to the input that is encountered and adapt them to the
right parameters according to the input.
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In the SLA, the
sentences the learners hear are the effective evidences.
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POSITIVE EVIDENCE
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The grammatical
information in the sentences children hear allow them to construct
grammatical rules of English.
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It comes from
linguistic input.
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NEGATIVE EVIDENCE
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Correction is
sometimes considered ineffective (because it occurs rarely) if someone does
it is usually focus on meaning rather than grammar.
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Corrections of
students’ grammatical errors occur much frequently.
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domingo, 6 de septiembre de 2015
differences between FLA and SLA input and evidences
I would like to share a chart with differences between FLA and SLA input and evidences. It is a summary of one of the chapter of "General models of L2 learning" by cook. I really appreciate if you can tell me your opinion about that.
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It's great to see you are studying and connecting info!! Bring a printed copy to class on Thursday so we can work on lg mistakes...
ResponderBorrarThankyou. This differences are useful for the b.ed students here in India.
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