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Language Acquisition Vs Language LearningSet 5

1In the Pre-production Stage, learners are mainly focused on ..... and comprehending the language.

2What should ELLs develop to reach the next proficiency level?

3Toward the end of the school year, a first grade teacher should plan an intervention for a student who?

4How does language socialization influence SLA?

5What language development milestone is expected around the age of 2 years?

6What is the purpose of a language needs assessment in language teaching?

7Match the statements to the acronyms:1. a Chinese girl studies English in China at school2. The same girl studies English in America at school

8According to behaviorists, how are children encouraged to string together groups of syllables to form words?

9Experiential learning Referring to ways of learning language through experiencing it in use rather than through focusing conscious attention on language items. Reading a novel, listening to a song and taking part in a project are experiential ways of learning language.

10This stage takes place from birth to around six months of age. During this time, the child does not speak, but is beginning to understand short words and phrases that are central to their needs and interests.

11Which of the following challenges experience less reliance on direct supervision by a knowledgeable others?

12What is one of the benefits of using music videos in early English teaching?

13Why is Language development important in the early years

14What does CALP stand for?

15Between how many months of age do most children begin to combine words into short sentences while speaking?

16Learning is:

17Which stage of language development occurs between 1 and 3?

18Do you think you are an ..... learner?

19Which stage involves oral or written communication in English comparable to proficient English peers?

20L2 A term used to refer to both foreign and second languages.

21The ability to use grammar rules develops mainly during:

22The best way for ESOL students to learn the connotative meanings of common words is to

23This refers to the sequential process of transmitting to and possessing knowledge on the basic educational domains.

24What does "Simplify" mean in Caretaker Talk strategies?

25Children acquire a language by imitating adults.

26*When does research indicate that young children be taught letter sounds and letter names?

27Is when English is learnt under the context of a native community.

28Assumed knowledge refers to:

29WHILE LEARNING THE MATERIAL BEING TAUGHT, LEARNERS MAY BE LEARNING OTHER THINGS AS WELL. THIS ADDITIONAL LEARNING IS CALLED

30Language acquirers are not usually aware of the fact that they are acquiring language but are only aware of the fact that they are using the language for communication. This can be best described as .....

31Young learners may not always have well-developed literacy skills to support their learning of English

32A young child who screams truck truck when he sees a fire truck drive by it's likely in which stage of language development?

33A student studies a new language and after a few weeks can hold short conversations. What psychological process does this demonstrate?

34Which type of learning style matches this learning strategy? The teacher lectured on the Cold War.

35The term that does not coincide with the styles of learning

36Which learner type 'knows about some of the kinds of thinking they do, such as generating ideas, but thinking is not necessarily deliberate'?

37Which of the following refers to the process in which certain aspects of language are learned incorrectly and cannot be unlearned or replaced by the correct ones?

38Language acquisition must involve the following aspects except .....

39Hidden messages that students learn from schooling that aren't specifically in the standards and possibly aren't even explicitly taught. Also called informal curriculum.

40Skill learning is classified into three stages. These stages are..

41What is "ESL"?

42Language development is fastest during:

43What best describes the oral responses ELLs make during the early production stage of second-language acquisition?

44The social interaction theory's idea is that the sound of a person involved in ..... effort could be a source of our language.

45Conscious process.Language structure is deeply studied.

46How does oral language support the meaning processor?

47The silent period is most defensible because it:

48Bruner's Language Acquisition Support System (LASS) emphasizes the importance of

49As a secondary level English language learners become more proficient in English their use of a particular English dialect and style most likely will begin to resemble the dialect and style of:

50On integrative learning using the learner's prior knowledge to what does the learner apply previously acquired knowledge and experiences?

51The conscious process of knowing and talking about grammar rules.

52According to Schmidt's Noticing Hypothesis, what is the necessary and sufficient condition for converting input to intake?

53At what stage does mimicry develop naturally?

54..... are essential for early learning of spoken and written communication.

55Print awareness typically, but not always, begins to develop:

56Learning a second language often requires good .....

57Provided one of the earliest explanations of language acquisition. Well known for behaviorism, claimed that language acquisition is based on environmental factors or influence.

58Which of the following is the first stage of language acquisition?

59Which one is NOT an aspect of language learning of Behaviorism?

60During which stage does the learner BEGIN to communicate and comprehend MUCH of the language in academic settings?

61Frequency of communication acts or attempts of a 18-24 month old are around .....