2 nd lecture. stages of child’s intellectual development : birth -2 sensorimotor 2-7...
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AGE AND ACQUISITION2nd lecture
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Cognitive consideration
Stages of child’s intellectual development : •Birth -2sensorimot
or
•2-7preoperational
•7-16•Concrete operational:7-11•Formal operational: 11-16
operational
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Language acquisition and concrete/formal stage transition
1) Ausubel (1964) pointed at the connection stating the question:
Dose the capacity of formal, abstract thought have a facilitating or inhabiting effect on language acquisition in adults?
Adults contrary to children, would profit from grammatical explanations and deductive thinking
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2) Rosansky (1975) believes: That children are highly centred. The lack
of flexibility and of decentration is necessary for LA. They acquire language easily as they are not aware of the social values or attitudes.
However, we cannot state that adults could not be successful language learners.
So, variables may lie outside the cognitive domain entirely, but centrally in the emotional domin.
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3) Dekeyser (2000) emphasises:
The superiority of children in implicit learning (acquisition of linguistic patterns without explicit attention or instruction).
Although studies have shown hat adults could use explicit mechanisms to master implicit rules, still mental ability to induce abstract patterns starts at early stages.
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4) Bialystok (2002) responds to
Dekeyser’s belief indifferently. He argues that a strong case for critical period must show a discontinuity in learning outcomes . Changes could be related to changes of age.
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5) The lateralization hypothesis
The growth of the dominance of the left hemisphere contributes to tendency to be intellectually centred on the task of SLL.
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6) The Piagetion notion of equilibration: Equilibration is: progressive
organization of knowledge in a stepwise fashion.
This is moving from states of doubts and uncertainty (dequilibrium) to stages of resolution and certainty (equilibrium) and then back to further doubt, that is in time also resolved at (14-15). Children become aware of contradictions and ambiguities as they grow and become intellectual to reach resolutions.
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7) Rote & Meaningful learning (Ausubel): There is no room for rote learning. Both
children and adults learn language in natural meaningful contexts.
We should not depend on rote activities in classrooms
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Effective considerations in child-adult comparisons: 1) Egocentricity: children are self-
focused 2) Inhibitions: children develop and
experience physical, cognitive, and emotional changes. They learn how to relate to others socially and communicate to reach effective equilibrium.
3) Language ego: the identity a person develops in reference to a language. It is the interaction of native language and ego development.
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4) Second identity: 5) Attitudes: 6: Peer pressure:
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Linguistic considerations in age-related questions about SLA:
1)Bilingualism: learning two languages simultaneously.
bilingualism
Code-switching
(inserting one language into
another)
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2) Inference between 1st and 2nd language: Errors made by effects of 1st and 2nd
language interference. E.g: Possessions – gender – word order- verb
forms questions, and negations
Adults use 1st language to fill the gap that he cannot fill by generalization.
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3) Order of acquisition:
In child learning, interference rarely happens. Children use creative construction instead.
There are 5 determinants of acquisition order:
1- Perceptual silence (hear or see a structure)2- Semantic complexity (how to express
meanings)3- Morpho-phonological regularity (the effect of
phonological environment on morphology)4- Syntactic category (grammatical forms)5- Frequency in the input
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Issuse in 1st LA:
1- competence and performance 2- comprehension and production 3- nature or nurture 4-universals 5- systematicity and variability 6- language and thought 7- imitation 8- practice and frequency 9- input 10-discourse
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Age-and –acquisition- inspired meatods
1)Asher (1977) total physical response (TPR)
(commands- interrogatives)
2) (Krashen & Terrell , 1983) natural approach:
Communication skills
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Some controversial issues of NA
Silent period vs. Comprehensible input