Assumptions About Teaching Methodologies
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Trace each of the following assumptions to the appropriate teaching methodology it underlies. Instructions: Please DO NOT press the Back button in your browser. You have 50 minutes to complete 10 items. You have 2 attempts to take the quiz (optional).
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- 1.Observation of how animals learn greatly guides our knowledge about human learning.
- 2.Adults learn L2 in the same way children learn L1.
- 3.Foreign language learners learn through practice. Explicit knowledge of the rules is unessential.
- 4.Learning languages is an innate biological capacity in human beings so their way of learning is genetically predetermined.
- 5.Error correction is useless in language acquisition; thus, it should be kept to a minimum in foreign language classes.
- 6.Adult learners can become fluent in L2 without necessarily being taught explicit grammar rules.
- 7.Foreign language learners should not be forced to speak before they are ready to do so, since fluency emerges naturally if they are exposed to L2 ample time.
- 8.Unless L2 errors are immediately corrected, they become permanent habits.
- 9.Learners need controlled practice before they can freely produce new structures and forms in L2.
- 10.Explicit grammar instruction in L2 is unnecessary if teachers organize learning so that learners can induce rules for themselves.
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