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    The document provides a semi-detailed lesson plan about teaching the Nativist approach to language acquisition and learning. The objectives are for students to understand the concept of the Nativist theory and identify Nativist philosophers. The lesson plan involves reviewing the previous topic of behaviorism, presenting on Noam Chomsky's theory of Universal Grammar and three of his proposals, identifying evidence that supports nativism, noting its limitations, and having students practice applying nativist theory. An evaluation includes multiple choice questions about key nativist thinkers and concepts like the language acquisition device.

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    The document provides a semi-detailed lesson plan about teaching the Nativist approach to language acquisition and learning. The objectives are for students to understand the concept of the Nativist theory and identify Nativist philosophers. The lesson plan involves reviewing the previous topic of behaviorism, presenting on Noam Chomsky's theory of Universal Grammar and three of his proposals, identifying evidence that supports nativism, noting its limitations, and having students practice applying nativist theory. An evaluation includes multiple choice questions about key nativist thinkers and concepts like the language acquisition device.

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    BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    Hagonoy Campus
    TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM
    Student Teaching Program

    Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan for Principles and Theories of Language Acquisition and
    Learning
    The Nativist Approach

     OBJECTIVES:
    At the end of the discussion, the students are expected to:

    a. Understand the concept of Nativist Theory; and


    b. Identify Nativist philosophers.

     Subject Matter

    Topic: The Nativist Approach


    Teaching Strategies: Inductive, Cooperative Learning
    Teaching Materials: Laptop, Speaker

    References:
     African literature - The riddle | Britannica
     What Are the Common Themes in African Literature? (reference.com)

     Procedure
    A. Warm up/Review
    - Opening Prayer
    - Attendance

    There will be a short discussion regarding the topic last meeting


    which is The Behavioristic Approach.

    Guide Questions:
    1. What is the belief of the Behaviorist
    Philosophers?
    2. Who is the founder of behaviorist theory?
    3. Give the four main psychologists who lead
    to the development of behaviorist theory.

    A. Introduction
    The teacher will facilitate the motivation/games as
    introduction of the lesson proper.

    Word Hunt: Find Me!


    The teacher will present a word puzzle, and the students will try to
    locate the given words in the grid.

    E N N A T I S H E E S H
    N P E C I V E D N A A M
    I X Q I V R G Y A G H J
    N O A M C H O M S K Y E
    T L A U O S E C Y V E D
    L M Q U L A N G U A G E
    E C P A S H P A S H I N
    A C Q U I S I T I O N S
    Words
    to Hunt:
    Innate
    Acquisition
    Language
    Noam Chomsky
    Device

    B. Presentation

    The Nativist Approach


    They will be having a discussion about the concept of Nativist
    Approach, and the theories that helped the development of this
    approach.
    The teacher will identify and explain the Theory of Universal
    Grammar, and the three proposal theories of Noam Chomsky.

    The teacher will identify the evidence to support the Nativist


    Theory.
    The teacher will introduce the Limitations of the Nativist Theory.

    C. Practice
    Guide Question: Give an example of an application of Nativist
    Theory.

    D. Evaluation
    Direction: Read the instructions carefully.
    A. Choose the letter of the correct answer and write it on the
    space provided on your activity sheet.

    1. He is the main theorist or philosopher of Nativist Theory.


    a. A.W. Staats
    b. J.B. Watson
    c. Leonard Bloomfield
    d. Noam Chomsky

    2. A theory that all human beings are born with innate


    structures in their minds which hold an innate knowledge of
    language.
    a. Behaviorist Theory
    b. Nativist Theory
    c. Cognitive Theory
    d. Monitor Theory

    3. The concept of this device is a purported instinctive mental


    capacity which enables an infant to acquire and produce language.
    This theory asserts that humans are born with the instinct or
    "innate facility" for acquiring language.
    a. LDP
    b. LDR
    c. DLL
    d. LAD

    B. List down or enumerate what is asked in the items below.

    a. Meaning of LAD
    b. Three proposal theories of Noam Chomsky
    Prepared by:
    Dinah Yvonne Dimagiba
    BSEd English 3-A

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