Margarete Lazar. L1 Perfect mastery Success guaranteed Little variation in degree of success and route L2 Adults unlikely to achieve mastery, children.

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Margarete Lazar

L1 Perfect mastery Success guaranteed Little variation in degree of success and route L2 Adults unlikely to achieve mastery, children may Complete success is rare in adults Substantial variation in degree of success and route

L1 Fossilisation unknown Clear intuition about correct grammar Explicit instruction not needed Correction rarely found Affective factors not so important L2 Fossilisation and backsliding common No clear grammar judgement Instruction is helpful. Correction is helpful and necessary. Affective factors play a major role

Focus on Language - Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation etc. Focus on the Learner – Learner Contributions, Learner Needs

Linguistic approach – from the easy to the difficult Communicative approach – what do learners need in certain situations Holistic approach – learning from an authentic environment/text

There is no one absolutely RIGHT approach. Teachers are free to choose.