类别 全部 - skills - behaviorism - personality - cognitive

作者:Ingrith Jimenez 3 年以前

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LANGUAGE ACQUISITION THEORIES

The understanding of how individuals acquire and learn languages is grounded in several key theoretical frameworks. Behaviorism emphasizes imitation, practice, and reinforcement as crucial components in forming habits through repeated patterns and memorization.

LANGUAGE ACQUISITION                                                   THEORIES

LANGUAGE ACQUISITION THEORIES

behaviorism

imitation
practice

habit formation

rainforcement

repetition pattens

memorization

verbal operants

audio-lingual method

Mimicry

COGNITIVE PEDAGOGY

POTENTIATES
Students skill

Process information solve problems

In the world

Education

Development of their autonomy

SEARCH
Development of mental processes

From

Strategies based on metacompression

Transform

Interpret

Order

Build

Educational desicion

Not formal

Learning information

Teaching- Learning

Formal

AUTHORS
VIGOTSKY
They focused

Adaptation

Accommodation

Asimilation

Basic concepts

Language

Important tool

PIAGET

BILINGUALISM

PEOPLE BILINGUAL
Other languages
Spanish
English
CULTURE
Socialism
Style of live
Live
BENEFITS
Easier to learn a third language
Differents types of job
Development the culture
To know other countries
Oportunity to obtain a job
COMMUNICATION
Native Language
Facilities
SKILLS
Reading
Writting
Listening
Speaking
SECOND LANGUAGE
Knowledge
Study
Opportunities

PROBLEM SOLVING

Personality
Self knowlwdge

attitudes

ideas

beliefs

value system

In the brain
the hemispheres work togueter

intuitive problem solving

left brain dominance

logical problem solving

Stemberg
practice and creativity

succes in life

Common sense
LANGUAGE LEARNING TYPE
It involves

Principle learning

Concept learning

Multiple discriminations

Chaining

Stimulus-response

Signal learning

It needs

Priciples

Previous concepts

CRITICAL THINKING

Subtopic
is an Intellectal process
Develop

Empathy

Intellectual sense

Intellectual integrity

Intellectual virtues

Experience

Through

Reflection

Communiction

Reasoning

Divisions

are

Consistency

Accuracy

Clarity

SOCIAL RESPONSABILITY

EDUCATION
Appropiate values
Social cultural context
Autonomy
Welfare of the society and environment
Skills
Service Learning
Participation
Traditions
Interests
Benefits