This document discusses theories of language learning and teaching. It states that language is a complex system used for communication that varies across cultures. It also notes that English language teaching should not be focused only on England or a single person's version, but should recognize English as an international language. The document also addresses how vocabulary, structures, pronunciation and intonation are taught, as well as factors that can make a text difficult to understand such as unfamiliar words, complex sentences, an unfamiliar style or accent, density of new concepts, and text length.
This document discusses theories of language learning and teaching. It states that language is a complex system used for communication that varies across cultures. It also notes that English language teaching should not be focused only on England or a single person's version, but should recognize English as an international language. The document also addresses how vocabulary, structures, pronunciation and intonation are taught, as well as factors that can make a text difficult to understand such as unfamiliar words, complex sentences, an unfamiliar style or accent, density of new concepts, and text length.
This document discusses theories of language learning and teaching. It states that language is a complex system used for communication that varies across cultures. It also notes that English language teaching should not be focused only on England or a single person's version, but should recognize English as an international language. The document also addresses how vocabulary, structures, pronunciation and intonation are taught, as well as factors that can make a text difficult to understand such as unfamiliar words, complex sentences, an unfamiliar style or accent, density of new concepts, and text length.