PRINCIPLES OF INSTRUCTED LANGUAGE LEARNING.
Keywords:
L2, SLA (Second language acquisition), input, output, 7 principals, task-based structure, formulaic expressions, rule-based competence, meaning and form.Abstract
This article provides a detailed information about the principals of instructed language learning and its importance. Firstly, instructed language learning plays an important role in learning second language acquisition in order to set up several principals for language pedagogy. These principals will be base form for second language learners (L2) relying on formulaic and rule based knowledge which
focus on meaning, form and structure. Moreover, the importance of providing individuals’ needs in learning can be supportive, free or in a controlled position and also, they should be able to assess a language learning. Obviously, there are several principals to ensure that learners focus on learning and teaching process.
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