Krashen's Theory of Second Language Acquisition

A brief explanation about Stephen Krashen's Theory of second language acquisition.

[tacherrafa]

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[MiguelMendez-vlob]

It's very interesting the way you explained all of the hypothesis from the theory. You did it short but succinctly.
Congrats!

[akira_normie_nom]

Very Informative. This video is better than 1hr discussion of my prof. Thank you❤️❤️❤️

[efrenburguete]

Thanks brother, I'm doing a stupid homework about this, and your vid is making it way way easier, learning and teaching should be like your vid

[cindyubieta]

Thanks teacher, I just read the chapter 2 written by Lightbown and Spada, and I did not understand the theories. But your video was great because you make a summary about the five theories. Thanks a lot!

[saimaparveen]

Assalamualaikum Sir yesterday is my presentation this lecture is very fruitful for me thank you so much sir 🥰stay happy always sir

[sanraymusic]

Thank you for this wonderful presentation and synthesised information. Good job!

[PlayfulPinoyGamer]

Very well explained sir.. Thank you for adding my knowledge.

[ulugbeknabijonov]

Great summary for each hypothesis i am writing weekly assessment according to krashen's hypotheses. Thank you

[bikingscape]

Great video! You might consider a pop filter. really nicely done on this!

[rosalbaponce]

Very nice video to explain Krashen hypothesis. You migth want to spell check - (teacher, watching)

[anewme]

Beautiful animation and beautiful video!!
Great presentation!!
I really enjoyed it!!

If you don't mind my suggestion, a better microphone or better sound quality would improve the experience of watching your videos greatly!
Still you've done a wonderful job!!
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[jamespatrick]

Sir, I need to do a research about one of these: the acquisition learning hypothesis, the monitor hypothesis, the natural order hypothesis, the input hypothesis, the effective filter hypothesis, the identity hypothesis, the contrastive hypothesis. Could you please tell me which one require the most work because I'm going for that one. Thanks in advance.

[gukiiq]

Thank you for this video! I'm gladly enjoyed it and helps with my homework <3

[clairehdz]

I've been working on this type of second language acquisition, but I don't know why, I started to make some notes on the past simple, past continuous and and I felt a kind of lag in my learning, please help me!!! Need someone to help me get practice

[alifashohab]

The bgm is irritating, try not to use any bgm

[bjarkenielsen]

Hello Rafael
What did you use, to animate this video?

Well done!

[josephezinneprincess]

The video was great but the background music is too loud.

[meryllvillaruel]

thanks for this brief presentation but very informative! ^_^ salamat po!

[Demnatium]

good job
but please try to reconsider the types of users since there are certain mistakes at the level of explanation . According to Krashen, Over users are users who attempt to monitor all the time; they are so concerned and focused on correctness that they can’t speak with any real fluency. Under users they are learners who prefer not to use their conscious knowledge. They are not focused on correctness because they have not consciously learned the rules or because they have decided not to use their conscious knowledge of the target language. Finaly, the optimal users they are learners who use the monitor appropriately. They are able to keep a balance between self-correction and fluency so error correction is not an obstacle in their quest of communication.