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Cultural Assumptions in Language Learning

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Explore cultural biases in language learning

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Cultural Assumptions in Language LearningOnline version

Explore cultural biases in language learning

by NELSON EDUARDO
1

Which statement commonly reflects an assumption in language learning?

2

Why is the belief that grammar must be mastered before speaking problematic?

3

A typical bias in language testing is...?

4

What is a risk of assuming direct feedback is valued equally across cultures?

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Which approach helps develop intercultural competence?

6

Which statement about culture in language learning is false?

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How can teachers address cultural assumptions in class?

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Immersion helps overall fluency, but effectiveness varies by learner and context.

Prioritizing communication early builds fluency and confidence, with grammar learned in context.

Tests can reflect cultural familiarity, not just language rules.

Different cultures have varying norms for giving and receiving feedback.

Combining meaningful tasks with reflection on culture builds intercultural skills.

Culture influences usage, pragmatics, and how language is learned.

Explicitly addressing assumptions and diversifying materials promotes awareness.

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