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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 326248066Learning Theories that Impact English Teaching and Learning

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   Jul 8, 2018 · Theoretical explanations of the problems of English language teaching can help in the understanding of various factors that lead to poor conditions of the English language teaching.

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2. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › EJ1112046From Theory to Practice for Teachers of English Learners - ed

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   The requisite teacher expertise for the appropri-ate instruction of K-12 English learners at the beginning levels of English pro-ficiency across the language skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) is also highlighted.

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3. www.ocr.org.uk › Images › 412215-guide-to-theoristsAS and A Level English Language Guide to Theorists - OCR

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   AS and A Level English Language OCR Glossary of Terms and Main Language Theories reviewed in AS and A Level English Language specification P Piaget, Jean • cognitive development and its role in language acquisition • LASS (Language Acquisition Support System) • Role of caregivers in fostering language development, eg

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4. dl.icdst.org › pdfs › files1CHAPTER 2 2. ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING THEORIES 2.1 ... - ICDST

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   • 2.1.1 Language learning strategies
   • 2.2.2Structural-oral-situational approach
   • 2.2.6.2 Principles of Task based language teaching
   • 2.2.7 Experience Based Language Teaching

   Learning strategies are used by the learners to help one to acquire, to take input, (Rewrite) and use the information, to make ones learning, quick, simple, more effective which can be passed on to new situations. A learner wants to learn English language to communicate in English fluently and correctly. He needs English in business in a restaura...

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   Structural-oral-situational approach or S-O-S approach is the proposition and practice of diligently taken grammatical structures of English in successful, relevant situations. Formally it is practiced through speech. In the next stage focus was on reading and writing. Language is considered as structural elements for sending meaningful messages...

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   1. Scaffolding Teacher has an important role in the learner-centred task-based language teaching. Learning materials and study units support and back the learning process. Teacher will facilitate a favourable atmosphere where learning takes place. The task to be introduced is higher than the learner’s existing knowledge. All the teaching or im...

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   It is difficult for a language teacher trainer to teach or train the teacher trainees because they are new and inexperienced in the profession of teaching. It is difficult for the new teacher to anticipate problems which his students may have. The new teacher will find it difficult to know in advance which aspect of language learning is difficult...

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5. vulms.vu.edu.pk › Courses › ENG505Language Learning Theories (ENG505) - Virtual University of ...

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   The course provides in-depth understanding of language learning theories. The focus is on the six key theories with emphasis on their theoretical and pedagogical aspects of language learning.

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 341579692(PDF) Theories of Language Learning - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2019 · PDF | On Jan 1, 2019, Khawater Alshalan published Theories of Language Learning | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

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   Why is teaching and learning English a complex process?

   • Teaching and learning English in the US are complex processes that are not explained by language theories or methods alone. Concepts such as the relationship between language majority groups and lan-guage minority groups, language status, immigration, economics, language planning, and policies add to the complexity of language-learning situations.

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   What is a language learning theory course?

   • The course provides in-depth understanding of language learning theories. The focus is on the six key theories with emphasis on their theoretical and pedagogical aspects of language learning.

   Language Learning Theories (ENG505) - Virtual University of Pakistan

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   What are the principles of English language learning?

   • Techniques must be consistent with a method, which in turn must be in harmony with an approach (1963:66). So English language or any language learning approaches and methods have their sources and routes on language learning theories like behaviourism, cognitivism, structuralism, transformationalism and semanticism.

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   What is language proficiency?

   • ‘ language proficiency is the extent to which an individual possesses the linguistic cognition necessary to function in a given communicative situation, in a given modality (listening, speaking, reading, or writing)’ (Hulstijn, 2011, p. 242).

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   Is a language teacher a theoretician?

   • The language teacher, not being a theoretician, usually depends on the research done by linguists, psycho-linguists and socio-linguists. The teacher practices the theories put forward by the theoreticians, including linguists and educationalists, in the class.

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   Who developed the natural approach to language learning?

   • The Natural Approach. Krashen and Terrell (1983) developed the natural approach following Krashen’s observations of Tracy Terrell’s teaching practices. Krashen’s views of language emphasize second language learning as following a similar developmental sequence as first language development.

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8. people.bath.ac.uk › edspd › WeblinksLearning Theories in Plain English - Volume 1

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   conducting rigorous and reflective inquiry to test and refine innovative learning environments. intertwined goals of (1) designing learning environments and (2) developing theories of learning. research and development through continuous cycles of design, enactment, analysis, and redesign.