Answer
Introduction
The monitor hypothesis asserts that a learner's
learned system acts as a monitor to what they are
producing. In other words, while only the acquired system is able
to produce spontaneous speech, the learned system is used to check
what is being spoken.
According to Krashen, ‘learning’ & ‘acquisition’ are
used in very specific ways in L2 performance.
Learning
- Only one function (a Monitor or editor)
- Only to make changes in the form of our utterance,
- after it has been “produced” by the acquired system
- Acquisition
- Initiate the speaker’s utterances
- Be responsible for fluency
- The monitor
- Alter the output of the acquired system
- The utterance
- Initiated entirely by the acquired system
why:-
Requirements to use the Monitor
successfully
- The performer has to Have enough time
- Be thinking about correctness, or befocused on form
- Know the rule
The consensus
- Self-monitoring and critical
- sensitivity to language' was particularly important
- Good students tend to pay
- attention to form and they monitored their own and others.
Why Not
- The Monitor Use is important to performer’s accuracy and
fluency.
- The Monitor Strategy helps the performers improve their skills
of self
- The Monitor Strategy helps the performers improve their skills
of self correction.
- Tasks and personality of learners affects the Monitor Use.
- The teachers should consider the three conditions to foster the
successful use of Monitoring