Negotiation of meaning involves interactions between speakers to achieve mutual understanding. It is a key process in second language acquisition, as it provides comprehensible input through modifications and adjustments during interaction. Research has found that classroom activities that encourage negotiation of meaning, such as information gap tasks, provide greater benefits to learners' development of communicative competence.
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Second language acquisition (SLA) is known to be a very important issue in the field of linguistics. It can take place in a natural setting or through formal instruction, and, although the degree of proficiency that can be attained is related to several factors, it may begin at childhood or at the adult age, ending with different results if starting in the former or the latter.
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Inter-language- some basic concepts. "Interlanguage. What is ‘Interlanguage’ ? In term ‘interlanguage’ was coined by the American linguist, Larry Slinker, in recognition of the fact that L2.
Second language acquisition (SLA) is known to be a very important issue in the field of linguistics. It can take place in a natural setting or through formal instruction, and, although the degree of proficiency that can be attained is related to several factors, it may begin at childhood or at the adult age, ending with different results if starting in the former or the latter.
A power point presentation on Task based learning and its main principles, including a possible lesson plan showing the main characteristics of the approach
In the recent years, many new fields in second language acquisition have emerged. instructed second language acquisition (ISLA) is also among them. ISLA due to Loewen (2015T is an academic subfield that is about learning a language other than the first one. cognitive-inter actionist methods offered efficient features of L2 instruction. This chapter discusses about Loewen definition of ISLA and emphasizes the roles of both native speaker-learner and learner-learner interaction.
communicative language teaching, task-based teaching, cooperative language learning, communicative based language teaching, content-based instruction, genre-based approach.
Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja
Ciclo Académico Abril Agosto 2011
Carrera: Inglés
Docente: MS. Nina Aleksandrovna Nesterenko
Ciclo: Quinto
Bimestre: Segundo
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2. Negotiation of meaning is
a process that speakers
go through to reach a
clear understanding of
each other.
3. NfM=Negotiation for meaning
NS=Native Speaker
NNS=Nonnative speaker
4. According to Long
Comprehensible input gained through
interactional adjustments such as
negotiating meaning and modifying
output is central to second language
acquisition, and much research has
been undertaken to discover which
classroom activities give learners the
greatest benefit from this type of
interaction (Pica 1994).
5. It is founded upon Krashen’s notion that
knowledge of a second language is
acquired through exposure to
comprehensible input.
They provide learners with negative
evidence about their own output, and
push them to modify it to make it more
comprehensible and
more target-like (Swain 1985).
6. In the mid-1980s there was a considerable
amount of research to determine which
kinds of classroom activities were most
productive in terms of negotiated
interaction. There are many versions of
information gap tasks, but each has the
same basic rationale: hide certain
information from one or more participants
so that, in order to get it, they need to
understand and be understood with clarity.
7. Is always, initiated by a native speaker
or teacher who has not encountered a
communication failure, impasse, or
breakdown, but who has chosen where
some language focus would be most
useful.
Team Work
8. Information gap activities such as jigsaw
readings or listenings, group story
building, spot the difference and
communicative crosswords are
examples of activities that give learners
the opportunity to develop their
communicative competence through
negotiation of meaning as they share
information.
9. 1 it can be tedious and face
threatening;
2 it is typically lexical in nature and not
morph syntactic;
3 it is hard to identify because its surface
structures are often ambiguous
4 May not provide an accurate
depiction of the value of a task in
providing participants with opportunities
for language learning.
10. By designing tasks where nothing could
be achieved otherwise) invites frustration
and embarrassment, two feelings
which probably do
not facilitate SLA.
11. As pointed
out by Pica (1996) the processes beneficial
to SLA which occur in NfM can
surely also occur when learners are not
stuck in some comprehension-related
impasse and using a focus-on-form to get
themselves out of trouble.
In other words, we
explore the ways that success in
communicating with and assisting a
partner
may facilitate SLA.
14. It involves repetition of all or a part the
talker’s preceding statement.
Answerable by simple confirmation.
EX:
N - What do you like in London?
S - London? (1.0) Ah, there are a lot of things to do here
N - A lot?
S- There are a lot of things to do in your free time.
A lot of shops, and you can go bowling, skating (1.0)
there are cinemas. Where I live, no.
15. Formed by questions.
Recode information.
I don’t understand
Try again
Ex :
Yes, like, what was the most interesting thing in
London?
Ah, there are a lot of things to do in London.
16. Teachers and students try to convey
information to one another and reach
mutual comprehension
through restating, clarifying, and confirming
information. The teacher may help students
get started
or work through a stumbling block using
linguistic and other approaches.
Research examining how learners succeed
in L2 classroom by interaction, has shown
that learners
help one another as they interact.
17. Assistance, is a feature of learner talk that is
claimed to promote L2 development. This
comes
about how the learners collaborate to create
discourse in the target language.
Collaboration is considered an important part
of what happens when learners interact with
one
another.
the level of potential development is
determined by language produced
collaboratively with a
teacher or classmate.
the actual developmental level is determined
by individual linguistic production.
18. We see evidence of learners supporting each
other, frequently expressing interest in what
their
interlocutor is saying and giving
encouragement to continue.
To take a cognitive perspective, we might say
that the frequency of these attempts to modify
utterances are signs that the learners are
indeed focusing on form and are not content
to let their
interlanguage fossilize comfortably.
19. From a sociocultural perspective we
might prefer to say that in such
exchanges more ZPDs
were created—more places in the data
where learners needed to rely on one
another in order to
proceed.
For both approaches the infrequency of
negotiations for meaning can be
explained either by the
fact that learners mostly understood
each other very well.
20. Negotiation for Meaning and Peer
Assistance in Second Language
Classrooms by PAULINE FOSTER and AMY
SNYDER OHTA
British Council:
http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/know
ledge-database/negotiation-meaninge
21. Negotiation of meaning is
a process that speakers
go through to reach a
clear understanding of
each other.