A famous author named Richard Wright once said, “All literature is a protest”. In simpler terms, books have been written to raise awareness about problems in order for humans to find solutions for them. This quote is true because in most works of literature the author makes their characters go through difficult obstacles to overcome that not everyday people go through. The book Night was written to protest against anti-Semitism, which means hatred towards Jews. This book took place during the Holocaust where times were hard and unforgettable for the Jews. The main character Elie takes the reader on a grieving journey where he describes his accounts from the Holocaust where he was mistreated and was seen as an outsider. On the other hand, the book Animal Farm by George Orwell was written to alert the world about totalitarian leaders and perplexed people. Totalitarian leaders had control over society, which gave them the right to mistreat their people and abuse their power. Napoleon who was the main villain of…
L2 motivation was emerged in Canada one of the rare bilingual countries speaks that speaks English and French. This theory founded by Robert Gardner who brought that other communities language may work as a mediating factor between the two speech communities which undertook that motivation to learn a language of the other community is a primary power responsible for improving or prohibiting communication within Canada. A key spectator area of the Canadian social psychological approach is that attitudes related to the l2 community apply a strong pressure on ones l2 learning knowledge…it is also assumed that language learners goals dropped into two categories: integrative orientation and instrumental orientation. Dornyei (2001p. 15-16).…
Cultural this can affect a learners views, beliefs and values which could/an affect their full participation in the class room…
The story that this essay is all about is Animal Farm by George Orwell. I believe that the premise of the story is quite interesting. It is basically the retelling of a dream where world where all animals live free from the tyranny of their human masters. There are many great examples of all kinds of literary elements but the element of allegory is the most prominent in my opinion.…
Effective communication can affect the learner from understanding their needs, or if the learner spoke a different language.…
Animal Farm by George Orwell is a novel that contains a plethora of symbolism. An example of symbolism is when the animals kick Mr.Jones off the farm. This is the symbol of the Russian revolution that began in March 8th, 1917. Another example of symbolism is when the Battle of the Cowshed started. This symbolizes the Russian Civil war, which outsetted because a few groups in Russia decided to try out communism, called the Red Army. Finally, the windmill was an example of symbolism. It controverted on whether Russia should spread communism to the rest of world. Trosky agreed on spreading communism whereas, Stalin cultivated that it was more important to work within Russia on strengthening the communist…
People from different areas, backgrounds and professions often have different variations of speech depending on the words and phrases that they use; this is known as a ‘language community’. Although this brings people together, it can also shut them out and make people feel excluded. An example of this would be that health and social workers are all part of a language community however this could be a barrier to those who are not such as patients for example. In speech many people use their mother tongue or first language which is the language that they grew up knowing and speaking. However, some people are open to a second language that they may have learnt later on. Although this has its advantages, it is said that people who use their second language as opposed to those who use their first, cannot communicate their thoughts as…
As a harmful result, second language users are facing negative forces that may cause them to question beyond the issue. One example is these learners start questioning their own characteristics. Aspects such as skin color, dress, and other behaviors fall into the category, and soon, these second language users will show decrease in self-esteem, questioning if the issue is more than just accent. When this happens, most people with low confidence and unwilling to confront issues, will chose to avoid situation that requires oral communications, resulting the stage of avoiding contact with native speakers.…
* Secondary language acquisition which is subdivided into foreign language learning that is learnt at school and SLA that is the natural acquisition of L2 after the age of 5.…
Teaching an L2 or a second language to students sometimes is very difficult and we ask ourselves how to teach the language. Many authors have tried to investigate the way to teach a language and how we acquire a second language or L2 with the influences of an L1 or our mother tongue.…
Aiii Identify three ways of finding out the communication and language needs of an individual. For each method, describe how effective it is at establishing the needs of the individual.…
Culture is extremely complex, with many influential aspects and defining characteristics. Language is one of these complex characteristics that every culture holds. However, no matter what culture one belongs to, the learning of their language is relative to environment. From infancy social contact is a huge factor in the child 's ability to grasp language. Exposure to language and modeling are also important concepts in this process. There are many theories on the language learning system, and how certain factors effect the overall process of learning; although, Michael Halliday proposed a theory that stated language development works through three main stages: learning the language, learning through the language, and learning about the language.…
The first factor is speakers desire to show how to join in a group and separate from…
The basic premise of any language acquisition is the cultural background that the learner possesses. In this paper in general, we will be discussing how the culture of a learner affects his language acquisition specially the corresponding ones. In particular, case studies across the countries will be referenced to bring home the point of the importance of a learner’s culture, his social background and its direct and indirect influence on the learner.…
2.1 COMPARE WAYS TO ESTABLISH THE COMMUNICATION AND LANGUAGE NEEDS, WISHES AND PREFERENCES OF AN INDIVIDUAL…