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Krashens Hypotheses Input Monitor Affective FilterSet 2

1In integrating SEL into English instruction, how does the teacher's role primarily shift?

2When an ESOL teacher is helping an ELL to understand material that is difficult for them, which of the following theorist's principals is the teacher implementing?

3What is the typical duration of the Early Production Stage?

4Who gave the terms Acquistion, Observation, Natural, input, dominant hypothesis in the theory of second language learning

5The instructional objectives in the affective domain constitutes a continuum. It runs through all of the following differentiated behaviors EXCEPT

6Which one of the following may is a factor that affects learning positively?

7What does the 'Affective Filter Hypothesis' suggest about L2 learning?

8THE AFFECTIVE FILTER HYPOTHESIS STATES THAT

9Which os the following would be considered intrinsic motivators for student reading?

10Why is this method called the "Natural" Approach?

11The slides state that output actually builds the internal language system, while input only provides practice.

12Emotions do not affect a learner's performance.

13Which factor is being described: Motivation: Learners who are intrinsically motivated, driven by personal interest or enjoyment of the language, tend to be more engaged and persistent in their language learning efforts.

14What is "The Monitor Hypothesis"?

15In education, TPR stands for .....

16"Students will create expressive gestures to match the action they have seen" What domain does this statement describe?

17When language learning stems from the learner's needs or desires, the learner is said to have intrinsic motivation.

18The extent to which learners' intrinsic motivation propels them toward improvement will be perhaps the strongest influence of all six of the factors in this list

19Which theory of language learning advanced by Stephen Krashen state that a student can learn a second language if the language components are not too complex nor too easy?

20Emotional variables such as anxiety, motivation, and self-confidence play a part in language acquisition

21Activities help children to learn by

22T-provides comprehensible Input.S-Answer when ready. Silent period.

23Krashen believes that speaking fluency .....

24The Interaction Hypothesis emphasizes the relationship between input, output, and:

25According to Krashen, over-users of the Monitor:

26Which of the student's human needs offer the greatest challenge to an instructor?

27Which set shows affective objectives arranged in hierarchical order?

28Creating classroom environments that act intentionally to lower the affective filter will increase language development.

29Psychological distance concerns the extent to which individual learners can identify themselves with members of TL group and, thereby, can achieve contact with them.

30How can teachers apply the Input Hypothesis in the classroom?

31Select the term that matches the definition: refers to the range of feelings and emotions in human behavior that affects how a second language is acquired.

32When learning something new, if you focus on the MEANING, this helps create:

33The natural environment, in which the acquisition appears, can be favorably simulated by using real life activities taught in the target language.

34Information goes into our long term memory through:

35How can affective factors influence error correction in the classroom?

36Applied Linguistics: In SLA, Krashen's hypothesis placing input just beyond current competence is called:

37According to Krashen, lowering the affective filter primarily helps learners by:

38Who developed the Monitor Model as a theory of language learning?

39The Monitor Hypothesis suggests that learners:

40Select the term that matches the definition: when a learner attempts to acquire the language through natural means; the monitor edits for correctness and accuracy.

41The Natural Approach to language learning emphasizes:

42These play a vital role in 'learning to learn' skills

43How can I say that ..... yo tango .....? No, that doest sound right, I think it is yo soy ..... I need to practice before speaking

44An instructor may foster the development of insights by?

45According to theories of motivation, a teacher can enhance learning by

46Do something physical as you study such as tapping a pencil or squeezing a stress ball.

47According to Krashen's Input Hypothesis, which type of language input is most beneficial for ELLs?

48According to Krashen, which approach involves practical solutions without depending on theory?

49The disadvantage of forcing early speech production is:

50It states that the first few years of life constitute the time during which language develops.

51A three-year-old is trying to express ideas but needs time to find words. What should an adult do?

52Why might it be important for students to analyze their own level of wellness and identify dimensions of concern?

53Match the teaching instructions to the learning strategies listed A-E. Teaching structures: The teacher tells the students to express their ideas about protecting the environment even when they are not sure of all the English words.

54Whole-personlearningofanotherlanguage takesplacebestinarelationshipoftrust,support,andcooperationbetweenteacher andstudentsandamongstudents.

55What causes poor FL results?

56Which teacher action best represents building good communication and relationships to support motivation?

57Acquisition-learning hypoyhesis is proposed by

58According to Stephen Krashen's Input Hypothesis, language acquisition occurs most effectively when:

59Which factor sustains deep knowledge acquisition?

60Which should home and schools do to help the intermediate schooler to prevent the development of inferiority?

61Which pattern of language acquisition involves "easily alternating between 2 languages"?