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What are the stages of second language development?
The stages of second language development include preproduction, early production, speech emergence, intermediate fluency, and advanced fluency.
What are the stages and models of reading development?
The stages and models of reading development include emergent literacy, early reading, fluent reading, and reading to learn.
What are the objectives of the unit?
The objectives are to become familiar with second language acquisition, develop understanding about stages and models of reading development, and identify the skills for the development of writing.
What is the difference between learning and acquisition in the Natural Approach?
In the Natural Approach, learning refers to the subconscious process of acquiring communication skills by listening and understanding, while acquisition does not involve consciously learning grammatical rules.
Who created the Natural Approach method of acquiring language skills?
The Natural Approach method was created by linguists Tracy D. Terrell and Stephen Krashen in the late 20th century.
Test your knowledge of second language development, stages and models of reading development, and writing development in this quiz. Explore the difference between learning and acquisition and the natural approach to language development. Sharpen your understanding of key skills for writing development and second language acquisition.
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