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According to the Input Hypothesis, learners acquire language best when they receive:
According to the Input Hypothesis, learners acquire language best when they receive:
The Output Hypothesis emphasizes the importance of:
The Output Hypothesis emphasizes the importance of:
Hypothesis testing in language learning involves:
Hypothesis testing in language learning involves:
Metalinguistic relation in language learning is connected to the Output Hypothesis through:
Metalinguistic relation in language learning is connected to the Output Hypothesis through:
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According to Schmidt's Noticing Hypothesis, what is emphasized for acquisition to occur?
According to Schmidt's Noticing Hypothesis, what is emphasized for acquisition to occur?
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What does Long's Interaction Hypothesis assert is best for language acquisition?
What does Long's Interaction Hypothesis assert is best for language acquisition?
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What does pushed output refer to?
What does pushed output refer to?
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What is explicit knowledge in language learning?
What is explicit knowledge in language learning?
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What did the Grammar Translation Method focus on?
What did the Grammar Translation Method focus on?
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What was the aim of the Direct Method?
What was the aim of the Direct Method?
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What is the predominant focus of instruction, according to the text?
What is the predominant focus of instruction, according to the text?
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What is the emphasis of Language teaching methods like Communicative Language Teaching and Content and Language Integrated Learning?
What is the emphasis of Language teaching methods like Communicative Language Teaching and Content and Language Integrated Learning?
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What is the significance of engaging in language output, according to the text?
What is the significance of engaging in language output, according to the text?
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What does meaningful interaction provide opportunities for?
What does meaningful interaction provide opportunities for?
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Despite the emergence of new methods, what is still widely used for Foreign Language Teaching?
Despite the emergence of new methods, what is still widely used for Foreign Language Teaching?
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What are the stages of TBLT?
What are the stages of TBLT?
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What is the primary emphasis of the PPL model?
What is the primary emphasis of the PPL model?
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What is the aim of CILL?
What is the aim of CILL?
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What are the teacher's roles in TBLT?
What are the teacher's roles in TBLT?
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What is an example of CILL?
What is an example of CILL?
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What subjects are included in CLIL classes in secondary education?
What subjects are included in CLIL classes in secondary education?
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What is the primary focus of TBLT?
What is the primary focus of TBLT?
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What is the aim of CLIL in secondary education?
What is the aim of CLIL in secondary education?
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What is the difference between CILL and CLIL?
What is the difference between CILL and CLIL?
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What are the key characteristics of the PPL model?
What are the key characteristics of the PPL model?
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What is the primary role of teachers in CILL classes?
What is the primary role of teachers in CILL classes?
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What is the primary focus of CLIL in secondary education?
What is the primary focus of CLIL in secondary education?
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Which language teaching method emphasizes student speech production with minimal teacher intervention?
Which language teaching method emphasizes student speech production with minimal teacher intervention?
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What does the Audio-lingual Method aim to provide?
What does the Audio-lingual Method aim to provide?
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Who criticized the Audio-lingual Method for its limitations in structuralist linguistics and behavioral theories?
Who criticized the Audio-lingual Method for its limitations in structuralist linguistics and behavioral theories?
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Which method incorporates classical music into instruction to create a relaxed learning environment?
Which method incorporates classical music into instruction to create a relaxed learning environment?
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What does Total Physical Response focus on?
What does Total Physical Response focus on?
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Which method involves the teacher as a counselor and the student as a client, with no structured syllabus or textbook?
Which method involves the teacher as a counselor and the student as a client, with no structured syllabus or textbook?
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What is the main disadvantage of the Communicative Approach?
What is the main disadvantage of the Communicative Approach?
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What does the Direct Method involve?
What does the Direct Method involve?
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What does the lesson in the Communicative Approach involve to practice the past tense of the verb to be?
What does the lesson in the Communicative Approach involve to practice the past tense of the verb to be?
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What is the focus of the Audio-lingual Method?
What is the focus of the Audio-lingual Method?
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What tool does the Silent Way use to emphasize student speech production?
What tool does the Silent Way use to emphasize student speech production?
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What does the Communicative Approach emphasize?
What does the Communicative Approach emphasize?
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What does uptake refer to in language learning?
What does uptake refer to in language learning?
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What is the primary focus of Comprehensible Input in language learning?
What is the primary focus of Comprehensible Input in language learning?
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What is the difference between Foreign Language Learning (FLL) and Second Language Acquisition (SLA)?
What is the difference between Foreign Language Learning (FLL) and Second Language Acquisition (SLA)?
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What does the term 'output' refer to in language learning?
What does the term 'output' refer to in language learning?
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What is the primary aim of the Input Hypothesis in language learning?
What is the primary aim of the Input Hypothesis in language learning?
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What does the term 'intake' refer to in language learning?
What does the term 'intake' refer to in language learning?
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What is the significance of slow speech in language learning?
What is the significance of slow speech in language learning?
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What is the role of realia in language learning?
What is the role of realia in language learning?
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What is the focus of direct language teaching in language learning?
What is the focus of direct language teaching in language learning?
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What is the emphasis of independent learning in language learning?
What is the emphasis of independent learning in language learning?
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What is the primary aim of motivational techniques in language learning?
What is the primary aim of motivational techniques in language learning?
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Study Notes
Language Teaching Methods
- The Direct Method involves teaching entirely in the target language, with vocabulary explained through various methods such as dramatization or pictures.
- The Audio-lingual Method aims to provide basic communication skills through English-only classes and repetition of sentences and dialogue drills.
- Noam Chomsky criticized the Audio-lingual Method for its limitations in structuralist linguistics and behavioral theories.
- The Silent Way emphasizes student speech production, with minimal teacher intervention, using tools such as colored Cuisenaire rods and sound-color charts.
- Community Language Learning involves the teacher as a counselor and the student as a client, with no structured syllabus or textbook.
- Suggestopedia is a teacher-controlled method that incorporates classical music into instruction, aiming to create a relaxed and positive learning environment.
- Total Physical Response focuses on the correlation between language and movement, with learners responding to imperative sentences uttered by the teacher.
- The Communicative Approach emphasizes learning to communicate through interaction in the target language and using authentic texts in the learning process.
- The main disadvantage of the Communicative Approach is the potential language influence of the teacher on the learner if they are not from the same region.
- A sample lesson in the Communicative Approach involves teaching the past tense of the verb to be by discussing historical figures and eliciting the practice of the past tense through questions related to students’ personal experiences.
- The lesson incorporates historical figures and personal experiences to practice the past tense of the verb to be.
- The lesson includes questions related to the students’ personal experiences, connecting them with the content.
Foreign Language Learning and Second Language Acquisition (FLL & SLA)
- Techniques for language learning include slow speech, visual aids, and realia, with a shift towards natural pace and independent learning.
- Language absorption is more successful when direct language teaching is reduced and content teaching is increased.
- Book reading helps students concentrate on meaning, while form unconsciously enters their brains.
- In some autonomous communities, students study three languages, causing chaos for parents with homework.
- Motivation techniques for subjects like Physical Education or Science in English should be part of ongoing training.
- FLL and SLA stand for Foreign Language Learning and Second Language Acquisition, respectively.
- Foreign language learning occurs in a country where the language is not official, while second language learning occurs in a country where the language is official.
- Input refers to the language data a student is exposed to, with three views: behaviorist, mentalist, and interactionist.
- Comprehensible input is delivered in a way that learners can understand.
- Intake refers to the processed input that has been learned by the student.
- Uptake is the learner's active incorporation or use of the language input they have internalized.
- Output refers to the production of language by learners in the target language, measured in terms of fluency and accuracy.
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Test your knowledge of Language Teaching Methods and Foreign Language Learning with this quiz. Explore different language teaching approaches such as the Direct Method, Audio-lingual Method, Silent Way, and more. Dive into the concepts of FLL & SLA, including input, intake, uptake, and output, and enhance your understanding of language acquisition techniques.