Theories

Froggy Jumps

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Johanna Patricia Lopez Urbina

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Froggy Jumps TheoriesVersion en ligne Theories par Johanna Patricia Lopez Urbina 1 During a lesson, the teacher models a sentence pattern several times. Students practice variations of the pattern in a highly structured sequence. Errors are immediately reformulated by the teacher to ensure the correct form is reinforced. a Behaviourism b Innatism c Monitor Model 2 A 4-year-old says, “She eated my cookie.” The parents are surprised because the child has never heard this form before. A linguist argues this reflects rule formation rather than imitation. a Behaviourism b Innatism c Social Constructivism 3 In a group task, learners struggle to explain their ideas. They pause, rephrase, ask follow-up questions, and adjust their language until mutual understanding is achieved. a Social Constructivism b Monitor Model c Behaviourism 4 A beginner student rarely speaks during the first months of exposure to the new language but later begins to produce full sentences without having practiced them extensively beforehand. a Social Constructivism b Behaviourism c Monitor Model 5 A researcher claims that children acquire complex grammatical systems despite receiving incomplete or imperfect linguistic data. a Innatism b Social Constructivism c Monitor Model 6 In a classroom, the teacher prioritizes storytelling and extensive listening activities. The atmosphere is relaxed, and students are not pressured to speak until they feel ready. a Behaviourism b Monitor Model c Innatism 7 While collaborating on a science project in a second language, students improve their grammatical precision as they clarify misunderstandings and reformulate their explanations. a Innatism b Beviourism c Social Constructivism

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TheoriesVersion en ligne

par Johanna Patricia Lopez Urbina

During a lesson, the teacher models a sentence pattern several times. Students practice variations of the pattern in a highly structured sequence. Errors are immediately reformulated by the teacher to ensure the correct form is reinforced.

A 4-year-old says, “She eated my cookie.” The parents are surprised because the child has never heard this form before. A linguist argues this reflects rule formation rather than imitation.

In a group task, learners struggle to explain their ideas. They pause, rephrase, ask follow-up questions, and adjust their language until mutual understanding is achieved.

A beginner student rarely speaks during the first months of exposure to the new language but later begins to produce full sentences without having practiced them extensively beforehand.

A researcher claims that children acquire complex grammatical systems despite receiving incomplete or imperfect linguistic data.

In a classroom, the teacher prioritizes storytelling and extensive listening activities. The atmosphere is relaxed, and students are not pressured to speak until they feel ready.

While collaborating on a science project in a second language, students improve their grammatical precision as they clarify misunderstandings and reformulate their explanations.