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NATURAL APPROACH

S. Krashen & T. Terrel

APPROACH

Nature of Language Learning

Aim: Communicative Competence

Based on

  • The Acquisition/Learning Hypothesis
  • The Natural Order Hypothesis
  • The Monitor Hypothesis
  • The Input hypothesis
  • The Affective Filter Hypothesis

Nature of Language

Language as a vehicle

Meaning is the essence

Comprehensible input

DESIGN

Objectives & Syllabus

Develop communicative skills

Activities

Comprehensible input in the target language

Teacher role

Speaks only in the target language

&

The Affective Filter Hypothesis

Creates a positive atmosphere

The Natural Order Hypothesis

The Acquisition Learning Hypothesis

Depends on the stage of linguistic development

Learner role

Krashen

Material role

Makes classroom activities meaningful

Krashen

learners' emotional state

The acquisition of grammatical structures

predictable sequence

distinct processes

L2 learners

The Monitor Hypothesis

adjustable filter

Language teaching approach

Acquisition

Learning

the same predictable order

complements the acquisition-learning hypothesis

low affective filter seek and receive more input

Procedure

  • Emphasis on comprehensible input
  • Minimize stress (Silent Period)
  • Gradual progression (to maximize self-confidence)
  • Meaningful Communication
  • Pair or group work
  • Adapted activities

The Input Hypothesis

1983

Limits to success

L2 learners

"Language learning is a reproduction of the way in which humans naturally acquire their native language" by Terrell

Time

Focus on form

Knowledge of rules

Comprehensible Input

CONCLUSION

  • Adapted techniques and activities to provide comprehensible input
  • Language as a tool for communication
  • Language function over Linguistic form
  • Meaningful Communication

Natural & Unconscious

simple rules

utterances

based on the context in which they are used

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