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 Pioneer Leonard Bloomfield.
 Describe human language and identify
structural characteristics.
 Skinner thought speaker is locus of verbal
behavior, not cause,
 Organism conditioned correct respond
depend on stimuli.
•Noam Chomsky influenced throught
generative-transformational.
•Language
Independent,
universal basis,
innate
Competence:
underlying knowledge
Performance:
How actually people use
language
 Jean Pieget and Lev Vygotsky.
 Every Human being construct knowledge
based on experience.
 Generate information.
 Engaged in collaborative group, in social
practices.
 Cognitive development= solidarity act
 Social factors develop the behavior of people
in different context.
Explain new words and actions in target
language.
-Drills and building of audio skill.
It has directive from behaviorism.
 Only target language, not native language.
 Pantomiming
 Real object and situations to understand.
 Find out grammatical rules.
 Speaking skill develops.
 Students can read literature.
 Then translate one language to the target
language.
 Deductive learning of grammar rules.
 Teacher is authority.
 Help to develop mind.
 Charles Curran, 1972.
 Prizing every student in the course.
 Total integration and support.
 Anxiety lessed.
 Pay attention to needs of students.
 Forter automnomous learning.
 Lozanov 1979.
 Use of music is essential to learn in this
method.
 Baroc music creates a state of high
concentration.
 Students could asume different personalities.
 While music is playing, students are reading
or learning new vocabulary.
 Caleb Gattegno
 Learner discovers and creates.
 Physical objects help to learn.
 Learning = solving problem with the help of
the material.
 Students needs to cooperatte to solve
problems.
 Use of cusinere rods.
 James Asher, 1977.
 Great deal of listening and acting.
 Students receive orders and do it.
 In time, students start doing verbal
sentences.
It is more used as activity classroom.
 Stephen Krashen, 1982
 Learner should be relaxed.
 Everyday language situations, conversations,
etc.
 Teacher provide comprehensible input.
 There is a silent period.
 Student will speak when he/she feels ready to
do it.
 Error is accessed, processed and evaluated.
 In order to Identify devition (phonological,
lexica, etc)
 Then teacher will identify its source to treat
it.
 Analize how deeply is deviation to give more
explanation.
 Decide if the deviation is interpretable or not.
 Teacher will suppose if it is a performance
slip or competence error
 Analyze student´s language
 Your pedagogical focus, will tell you to treat
the deviation or not.
 Consider communicative context.
 Style as a teacher come to scene, cero
mistakes or later correction.
 Construct communicative competence.
 Student under fuctional use of language.
 For students value language meaning and utility.
 Fluence and accuracy are importtant principles.

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Different approaches to teach english as a second language

  • 1.
  • 2.  Pioneer Leonard Bloomfield.  Describe human language and identify structural characteristics.  Skinner thought speaker is locus of verbal behavior, not cause,  Organism conditioned correct respond depend on stimuli.
  • 3. •Noam Chomsky influenced throught generative-transformational. •Language Independent, universal basis, innate Competence: underlying knowledge Performance: How actually people use language
  • 4.  Jean Pieget and Lev Vygotsky.  Every Human being construct knowledge based on experience.  Generate information.  Engaged in collaborative group, in social practices.  Cognitive development= solidarity act  Social factors develop the behavior of people in different context.
  • 5. Explain new words and actions in target language. -Drills and building of audio skill. It has directive from behaviorism.
  • 6.  Only target language, not native language.  Pantomiming  Real object and situations to understand.  Find out grammatical rules.  Speaking skill develops.
  • 7.  Students can read literature.  Then translate one language to the target language.  Deductive learning of grammar rules.  Teacher is authority.  Help to develop mind.
  • 8.  Charles Curran, 1972.  Prizing every student in the course.  Total integration and support.  Anxiety lessed.  Pay attention to needs of students.  Forter automnomous learning.
  • 9.  Lozanov 1979.  Use of music is essential to learn in this method.  Baroc music creates a state of high concentration.  Students could asume different personalities.  While music is playing, students are reading or learning new vocabulary.
  • 10.  Caleb Gattegno  Learner discovers and creates.  Physical objects help to learn.  Learning = solving problem with the help of the material.  Students needs to cooperatte to solve problems.  Use of cusinere rods.
  • 11.  James Asher, 1977.  Great deal of listening and acting.  Students receive orders and do it.  In time, students start doing verbal sentences. It is more used as activity classroom.
  • 12.  Stephen Krashen, 1982  Learner should be relaxed.  Everyday language situations, conversations, etc.  Teacher provide comprehensible input.  There is a silent period.  Student will speak when he/she feels ready to do it.
  • 13.  Error is accessed, processed and evaluated.  In order to Identify devition (phonological, lexica, etc)  Then teacher will identify its source to treat it.  Analize how deeply is deviation to give more explanation.  Decide if the deviation is interpretable or not.  Teacher will suppose if it is a performance slip or competence error
  • 14.  Analyze student´s language  Your pedagogical focus, will tell you to treat the deviation or not.  Consider communicative context.  Style as a teacher come to scene, cero mistakes or later correction.
  • 15.  Construct communicative competence.  Student under fuctional use of language.  For students value language meaning and utility.  Fluence and accuracy are importtant principles.