Categorias: Todos - memory - cognitivism - language - learning

por Pilar López 2 anos atrás

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Language Learning Theories

The text delves into various theories and processes related to language learning and cognitive development. It highlights the contributions of notable theorists such as Jean Piaget, Lev Vygotsky, and Noam Chomsky, each proposing different mechanisms by which individuals acquire and process language and knowledge.

Language Learning Theories

Current Developments

Brown

Implicit learning
memorized language
rote learning
Procedural knowledge
Language Acquisition

Unconscious process

Explicit learning
rule created
Noticing
Declarative knowledge

Conscious process

Krashen

Language learning
Affective filter
Error correction
Natural order
Language acquisition
Input understanding
Subconsious process

Anderson

Memory
contextual factors
intentional focus
directed attention

Language Learning Theories

Cognitivism

Experimental learning
Drawing Connections
Relational understanding
Ausubel
Assimilation
Jean Piaget
Cognitive Development

Accommodation

Age-dependent

Vigotsky
Zone of Proximal Development

Social interaction

Social construction

Bruner
Scaffolding

Mentalism

Noam Chomsky
Hypothesis testing
Universal Grammar
Language Acquistion Device
Innate faculty

Developmental stages

Genetic component

Behaviourism

Reinforcement
Positive reinforcement
Negative reinforcement
Stimulus< Response
Drilling
Proponents
Bandura
Skinner