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An interlanguage is an idiolect
that has been developed by a learner of a second language which preserve some
features of the first language and can also overgeneralize some L2 writing and
speaking rules.
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Inter language is based on the
theory that there is a dominant psychological framework in human brain that is
activated when one attempts to learn a second language.
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Who coined the terms
interlanguage and fossilization?
Larry Selinker
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Interlanguage fossilization is a
phenomenon of second language acquisition in which second language turn
linguistics features that are correct in their first language into permanent
errors in the way they speak and write the new language.
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Interlanguage serve as a bridge
between L1 and l2 when learners lack knowledge and fine mastery of rules, but
over time, learner’s progress.
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Larry Selinker proposed the
theory of inter language in 1972.
Resource mapping
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Resource mapping is also known
as asset mapping.
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Resource mapping is the process of identifying
what is valuable in your community and developing strategies for mobilizing
those resources.
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Regardless of the nature of your
program, resource mapping can support a variety of efforts from identify
potential partners to finding meeting space and speakers.
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Resource mapping is a strategy
for identifying and analyzing the programs, people, services and other
resources that currently exist in your school. This information can help school
leaders better assess the needs of the school and to make informed decisions
about where to focus change efforts.
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Resource mapping gives you a
solid foundation for planning
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What are the four stages of
resource mapping process?
Pre mapping
mapping
strategic implementation
evaluate, refresh, recycle
M-learning in ELT
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Mobile learning is the ability
to obtain or provide educational content on personal pocket devices such as
smartphones and mobile phones.
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M- Learning is a form of distance education.
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M -learning is a informal learning.
Concept of m-learning was given by Alan Kay in 1970's.
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