The document discusses several theories of language acquisition:
1. Piaget viewed language acquisition as following cognitive development, with learning occurring when a learner is developmentally ready.
2. Cognitive theory holds that children learn to use language by selecting appropriate vocabulary and grammar through use.
3. Discourse theory sees language developing through conversation and communication, as learners discover meaning.
4. Speech act theory views language as reflecting actions.
It also discusses whole language philosophy, which sees language as a whole entity and emphasizes integrating writing, speaking, reading and listening. Universal grammar proposes humans have innate language faculties.
The document discusses several theories of language acquisition:
1. Piaget viewed language acquisition as following cognitive development, with learning occurring when a learner is developmentally ready.
2. Cognitive theory holds that children learn to use language by selecting appropriate vocabulary and grammar through use.
3. Discourse theory sees language developing through conversation and communication, as learners discover meaning.
4. Speech act theory views language as reflecting actions.
It also discusses whole language philosophy, which sees language as a whole entity and emphasizes integrating writing, speaking, reading and listening. Universal grammar proposes humans have innate language faculties.
The document discusses several theories of language acquisition:
1. Piaget viewed language acquisition as following cognitive development, with learning occurring when a learner is developmentally ready.
2. Cognitive theory holds that children learn to use language by selecting appropriate vocabulary and grammar through use.
3. Discourse theory sees language developing through conversation and communication, as learners discover meaning.
4. Speech act theory views language as reflecting actions.
It also discusses whole language philosophy, which sees language as a whole entity and emphasizes integrating writing, speaking, reading and listening. Universal grammar proposes humans have innate language faculties.
A. Explain the following briefly using your own words:
1. How does Piaget view language acquisition?
- Piaget’s viewpoint is that the learners learn things when
she/he is developmentally ready to do as learning follows development.
2. Cognitive theory
- The perspective of Piaget’s where the starting point of
cognitive theory is that the child’s know how to use a language by selecting appropriate vocabulary and grammatical use.
3. Discourse theory
- The language development of a learner was based on
the meaning that he discover though conversation and communication.
4. Speech Act Theory
- Speech act theory viewpoint is what you are saying
reflects on what you do. 5. UG
- Universal Grammar theory, humans posses innate
faculties related to the acquisition of language.
II. ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES
A. Explain the following:
1. What is Whole language philosophy
- Whole language is an education method originally
developed for teaching literacy in English to young children.
2. Summarized the salient features of whole language philosophy
- Whole language is an approach to learning that sees language as a whole entity, writing, speaking, reading and listening should be integrated when learned. In whole language, learning is built upon the real experiences and background knowledge of the learner.
3. How is UG related to language acquisition?
- Universal Grammar theory proposing that humans possess
innate faculties related to the acquisition of language.
4. What is cognitive ecology?
- Cognitive ecology is the study of cognitive phenomena in context.
In particular, it points to the web of mutual dependence among the elements of a cognitive ecosystem.
5. Differentiate competence from performance
- Competence is how you get an ability and being competent on
what field you are special. Performance is how you perform the actions.
*the same rubrics and criteria will be used all throughout
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