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What is the meaning of Universal Grammar in the Innatist perspective?

The UG means the universal structure that all languages share among them.

What are some strategies that we should implement in the classroom with behaviorism?

Mimicry and repetition.

Why is it important for Comprehensible Output that the information produced for the language learning may be interpreted easily?

So learners can achieve positive results in the learning process

Why does the interaction between learners enhance the language learning process according to the Output hypothesis?

With the interaction, learners can share ideas, negotiate meanings, practice language in social context and also they may get motivation

How can you promote the creativity in Comprehensible Output?

By giving learners a good learning environment and mindset that encourages innovative thinking

How does the social interaction influence on the learning process?

• Construction of shared knowledge. •Development of social skills •Collaborative learning. •Feedback and corrections. •Motivation and engagement.

Who is the main subject in the learning process according to the Behaviorism perspective?

The teacher because is the one who has the knowledge

What do you understand by affective filter hypothesis?

Mention and define one of the 5 hypotheses seen in the innatist perspective?

What is ELL?

English Language Learner

True or False. Krashen considered students' participation as paramount?

FALSE

How does the innatist perspective look like applied in the classroom?

Give the children incomplete sentences or words for them to complete by themselves

Why is feedback considered a crucial component in the Output Hypothesis?

This helps the learners to correct errors, notice areas of improvement and refine the ability to produce the appropriate use of language.

What does the scaffolding metaphore imply?

All the knowledge needs a base.

How is the input for the sociocultural theory?

Comprehensible. i+1. Contextualized

What is the focus of Behaviorism theory on language acquisition?

Only the results not the cognitive process.

Name three aspect of the zone of proximal development (ZPD)?

•The things that you can do on your own. •The things that you can do with help. •The things that are impossible for you.

What theory talks about semantics and syntax?

Comprehensible output

What is the main characteristic of behaviorism?

Repetition

What are the stages/steps of the Behaviorism perspective?

Imitation, Practice and Reinforcement

True or False. Behaviorism takes into account students' feelings and that's why they give awards or prizes.

FALSE

What are the theories that support the social interaction in learning process?

•Piaget’s constructivist theory •Vygotsky’s sociocultural theory