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(BasedonidealizedlinguisticstructuresattributedtonativespeakersofL1andL2)
3).influencedbyStructuralismandBehaviorism.
4).GoalofCAwasprimarilypedagogicalinnature:
toincreaseefficiencyinL2teachingandtesting.
5).Process:
♦DescribingL1andL2atdifferentlevel
♦Analyzingcomparablesegmentofthelanguageforelementsthatmaycauseproblemsforlearners(interference)
Typesofinterference
Examples
sameformandmeaning;
differentdistribution
laspalomasblancas(Spanish)
thewhitedoves
samemeaning;
differentform
kitties
小猫们
differentformanddistribution
water(n.v.)
水(名)
differentform;
partialoverlapinmeaning
leg
腿,蹄,下肢
similarform;
differentmeaning
asistir(Spanish“toattend”)
assist(English“tohelp”)
6).Assessment:
♦Cannotexplainthelogicalproblemoflanguagelearning(howlearnersknowmorethanthey’veheardandbeentaught)
♦Notalwaysvalidatedbyevidencefromactuallearnererrors.
♦Stimulatedthepreparationofcomparativegrammar
♦Itsanalyticprocedureshavebeenusefullyappliedtodescriptivestudiesandtotranslation
2.Erroranalysis(EA)
1).EA:
thefirstapproachtothestudyofSLAwhichincludesaninternalfocusonlearner’screativeabilitytoconstructlanguage.
(basedonthedescriptionandanalysisofactuallearnererrorsinL2)
2).CA→EA
♦PredictionsbyCAnotalwayscorrect;
manyreallearnererrorsarenottransferredfromL1
♦Focusonsurface-levelformsandpatterns→underlyingrules
♦Behaviorism→mentalism(emphasisontheinnatecapacity)
♦Teachingconcernsasmotivation↓
3).Proceduresforanalyzinglearnererrors:
♦Collectionofasampleoflearnerlanguage
♦Identificationoferrors
♦Descriptionoferrors
♦Explanationoferrors
♦Evaluationoferrors
4).Shortcomings
♦Ambiguityinclassification
♦Lackofpositivedata
♦Potentialforavoidance
3.Interlanguage(IL)
1).ILreferstotheintermediatestates(interimgrammars)ofalearner’slanguageasitmovestowardthetargetL2.
2).Characteristics:
♦Systematic
♦Dynamic
♦Variable
♦Reducedsystem,bothinformandfunction
3).DifferencesbetweenSLAandL1acquisitionbychildren
♦LanguagetransferfromL1toL2
♦Transferoftraining,orhowtheL2istaught
♦Strategiesof2ndlanguagelearning
♦Overgeneralizationofthetargetlanguagelinguisticmaterials
4).L1asfossilizationforL2learners:
♦Fossilization:
theprobabilitythatthey’llceasetheirILdevelopmentinsomerespectsbeforetheyreachtargetlanguagenorms,inspiteofcontinuingL2inputandpassagetime.
♦Relatesto:
theageoflearning;
socialidentity;
communicativeneed.
4.Morphemeorderstudies
1).Refersto:
animportantQinthestudyofSLA,whetherthereisanaturalorder(oruniversalsequence)inthegrammaticaldevelopmentofL2learners.
2).Inflection:
itaddsoneormoreunitsofmeaningtothebaseformofaword,togiveitamorespecificmeaning.(pluralnouns,pasttenseetc.)
3).TheorderofmorphemeacquisitionreportedwassimilarinL1andL2
ItsupportsanIdentityHypothesis(L1=L2):
thatprocessesinvolvedinL1andL2acquisitionarethesame.
4).TheconceptofnaturalorderremainsveryimportantforunderstandingSLA.(bothfromlinguisticandcognitiveapproaches)
5.Monitormodel
1).OneofthelastoftheearlyapproacheswhichhasaninternalfocusintheMonitorModel.(StephenKrashen)
2).Itexplicitlyandessentiallyadoptsthenotionofalanguageacquisitiondevice(LAD)(Chomskyusedforchildren’sinnateknowledgeoflanguage)
3).Krashen’sapproach:
5hypotheses
6.Consensus:
1).WhatisbeingacquiredinSLAisa“rule0governed”languagesystems
2).HowSLAtakeplaceinvolvescreativementalprocesses.
3).Whysomelearnersaremore(less)successfulinSLAthanothersrelatesprimarilytotheageofthelearner.
Ⅲ.UniversalGrammar(UG)
1.UG(Chomsky):
whatalllanguageshaveincommon.
1).Twoimportantconcepts
♦linguisticcompetence(speaker-hearers’underlyingknowledgeoflanguage)needstobeaccountedforLA
♦suchknowledgeoflanguage>
whatcouldbelearnedfromtheinput.(thelogicproblemoflanguagelearning/thepoverty-of-thestimulusargument)
2).Thenatureofspeaker-hearers’competenceinnativelanguagecanbeexplainedonlybyinnateknowledgethathumangeneticallyendowedwith.
3).Theinnateknowledgeisinthelanguagefac