Discursive Aspects of Inter-Language: Error Analysis Error Analysis Error Analysis Error Analysis

You might also like

Download as ppsx, pdf, or txt
Download as ppsx, pdf, or txt
You are on page 1of 9

DISCURSIVE ASPECTS OF INTER-LANGUAGE

Error Analysis

Students :

Espinoza, Javier Habert, lvaro Mr. Hector Turra April 18th, 2012

Teacher : Date :

Interlanguage (Rod Ellis)


This presentation will deal with the DISCOURSIVE ASPECTS influence on the L2 learners Interlanguage, such as:

Acquiring Discourse Rules. Role of input and interaction in L2 acquisition.

ACQUIRING DISCOURSE RULES


Thank you Thank you
You are welcome
Correct Sociolinguisti c Error

(no answer)

Acquisition of discourse rules same as acquisition of grammatical rules are both systematic

ROLE OF INPUT AND INTERACTION IN L2 ACQUISITION


Behaviorism & Mentalist theories
(Black box)

Interactionism theories
(Input & Internal Processing)

Negotiation of meaning

Comprehensiv e input

Interaction Hypothesis: Negative Evidence


Long

Scaffolding
Hatch

Krashen

Role of input and interaction in L2 Acquisition


Zone of proximal development (by Vigotsky)
Scaffolding

Certain Rule or Pattern

Motive

Internalization

In Behaviourist and in Mentalist theories there is always a person with a higher level related to the manage of the L2. We, as teachers of English, must fulfill that role, guiding the students (learners) in the process of acquire knowledge of the L2.

ROLE OF OUTPUT IN L2 ACQUISITION

Learners can learn from their output only by treating it as Auto-Input


(Stephen Krashen)
Recording & Listening myself

Ways to Learn from Learners Own Output


(Merril Swain)

Help learners to notice gaps in their Inrterlanguage


Be blank

Test hypotheses
Overgeneralize a verb and correct myself.

Identify Problems with it. By talking about their own output.


Talking about them to

Conclusion
The Discourse Aspects influence in the acquisition of a second language. And to success in this process we have always to take into account the discoursive patterns and rules, in order to make our interlanguage proper and not rude.

There are different forms and strategies to express ourselves in the situations, but to get a proficient level of English (L2) is always needed time (systematic process) and support (teacher and practice).

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION

You might also like