The document discusses several topics related to second language acquisition from a cognitive approach perspective. It describes McLaughlin's attention processing model which differentiates between controlled and automatic processes, as well as focal and peripheral attention categories. The document also discusses the differences between implicit and explicit learning models, with explicit learning involving focal attention and implicit learning involving peripheral attention.
The document discusses several topics related to second language acquisition from a cognitive approach perspective. It describes McLaughlin's attention processing model which differentiates between controlled and automatic processes, as well as focal and peripheral attention categories. The document also discusses the differences between implicit and explicit learning models, with explicit learning involving focal attention and implicit learning involving peripheral attention.
The document discusses several topics related to second language acquisition from a cognitive approach perspective. It describes McLaughlin's attention processing model which differentiates between controlled and automatic processes, as well as focal and peripheral attention categories. The document also discusses the differences between implicit and explicit learning models, with explicit learning involving focal attention and implicit learning involving peripheral attention.
•IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MODELS SECOND LANGUAGE ACUISITION
• SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING IS A SKILL.
• MANY RESEARCHERS SPECIALIZING IN SLA (SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION) FOCUS ON PROVIDING PROOFS WHETHER LINGUISTIC SKILLS ARE INNATE, ACQUIRED, OR BOTH. THE COGNITIVE APPROACH • THE COGNITIVE APPROACH IS STILL A NEWCOMER THAT THERE ARE JUST A FEW EMPIRICAL STUDIES ON IT. • SLLS (SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNERS) BUILD UP A GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE LANGUAGE THEY WANT TO LEARN OR PRODUCE AND AFTER A LOT OF PRACTICE AND EXPERIENCE, THEY WILL BE ABLE TO USE CERTAIN PARTS OF THAT KNOWLEDGE CONSCIOUSLY OR SUBCONSCIOUSLY. • HUMANS HAVE A LIMITED CAPACITY TO MANAGE CONTROLLED PROCESSES. • SECOND LANGUAGE PROCESSING SKILLS BECOME MORE EFFICIENT VIA AUTOMATIZATION/ROUTINIZATION. MCLAUGHLIN’S ATTENTION PROCESSING-MODEL • PROCESSING MECHANISMS 1. CONTROLLED 2. AUTOMATIC • CATEGORIES OF ATTENTION 1. FOCAL 2. PERIPHERAL MCLAUGHLIN’S ATTENTION PROCESSING-MODEL CONTROLLED AUTOMATIC FOCAL Focal controlled process Focal automatic process
Performance based on formal rule Performance in a test situation
learning
PERIPHERAL Peripheral controlled process Peripheral automatic process
Performance based on implicit Performance in communication
learning or analogic learning situations IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MODELS
• EXPLICIT LEARNING IS CHARACTERIZED AS ONE INVOLVING FOCAL ATTENTION WHILE IMPLICIT LEARNING IS CHARACTERIZED AS ONE INVOLVING PERIPHERAL ATTENTION. - BIALYSTOK EXPLICIT LEARNING
• ALSO KNOWN AS ANALYZED LEARNING.
• LEARNERS ARE OVERTLY AWARE OF THE THING THEY ARE LEARNING. EX. LEARNING ENGLISH GRAMMAR. IMPLICIT LEARNING
• ALSO KNOWN AS UNANALYZED LEARNING.
• IT ENABLES A LEARNER TO PERFORM A LANGUAGE BUT NOT NECESSARILY TO CITE THE RULES GOVERNING THE PERFORMANCE. • LEARNERS ARE OFTENTIMES NOT AWARE THAT THEY ARE LEARNING SOMETHING. EX. LEARNING SENTENCE STRUCTURE, GRAMMAR, ETC. WHILE LISTENING IN A CONVERSATION.