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Fundamentals of Second Language Acquisition: A Crash Course (READ NOTES)

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I had a lot improved my english during learning english from your EsL postcad 10 years ago Thank you very much Comment from : @congchinh07

Wow, that was a very comprehensible presentation Comment from : @hjanaimjanai

I got out of my bizzel to hang out with my nizzel 🤓 Comment from : @trumanhw

Love you sir from PakistanYour teaching method is stunning Comment from : @kaseerahmed2006

Best Crash-Course on second-language acquisition! Comment from : @LinuxHurts

Hello from Iran🤗brI've been listening to your podcasts since this morning while doing my daily tasks; Every moment I believe something is added to my knowledge of EnglishI owe this to your wonderful teachingI simply wanted to express my gratitude for you💐 Comment from : @daryanasri

This is why I love YouTube Fantastic presentation! Comment from : @LucaLampariello

Very interesting Thank you Comment from : @sandrineboudaud7496

Thank you tons for this video, for as a teacher who's been teaching for only 4 years, I've started doubting myself because of that " 3 rd person singular" rule especially with kids I hope my students will eventually acquire it I've been doing my best to explain it, giving them lots of practice and context along with the rules, and I sometimes get so frustrated Another pain in the neck is mixed tenses When presented separately everything is ok and goes relatively smoothly, yet as soon as I start compare tenses, my students say there's cereal in their heads It goes without saying, not with everyone it's a problem, but still I'm delighted that YouTube has recommended this video, I'll be your steadfast follower, hands down Comment from : @Gregoria_80

20:00 Comment from : @gregoryglavinovich9259

Gracias muy instructivo Comment from : @joseangeljimenezruiz674

good Comment from : @konstantinosstavropoulos3605

Good day,brThis "Your students will understand more if you speak a little bit more slowly" (1:00:55) is the modern plague in English and Russian probably caused by machine translation and uneducated journalists brThere is another form: "slowlier" this is the natural way of expression, increasingly unpopular today, even among ESL professors Comment from : @nemadeka114

EstA es mi mano Comment from : @tiagoalfreddo

Excellent, more like this, please I would like to know your take on acquiring vocabulary using patterns, eg most English nouns that end in -ity are the same in Spanish but end in -idad I found this helpful, but I am wondering if that is just my perception Comment from : @juliamarsh2077

Waoo, What a nice presentation!!! Comment from : @luisfdiazp9309

Excellent Jeff Comment from : @surinmaisrikrod8289

So interesting! Thank you for sharing this very useful knowledge! Now I'll know how to teach myself languages better Comment from : @evala13

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Jeff has shaped a considerable number of teachers' minds at IZ language school since 2020 Words fail us to thank him! Comment from : @izeducationcenter726

We are all thankful for Jeff's insights and knowledge he always shares with us with maximum generosity! Comment from : @Amirhossein8844

4:15 1) Learning (Conscious) & Acquisition (Unconscious)br15:39 2) Natural Order Hipothesisbr23:03 3) Monitor Hipothesisbr38:12 4) Input hipothesisbr52:29 5) Affective filter Comment from : @001478

Which second language did Professor McQuillan acquire by this method, rather than the 'go to university and get a degree' method? Comment from : @stevencarr4002

Dr McQuillan, that was one great video on the subject Please 🙏 do not stop making these videos Thank you Comment from : @verovskiconcepts

Thanks a lot for share us this information Mr Jeff Mcquillan I'm from Mexico mty Your observations are very useful Regards 🙏 Comment from : @Nihilistexperiment

First of all, you've explained things amazingly clearly! Quick question: do you consider output as a form of input? After all, you can hear yourself speak and see yourself write Comment from : @BeyondMediocreMandarin

I can say this without any doubt: I started to see a real improvement in my listening and speaking after starting to listen to your podcast every single day in the last 10 years It was absolutely vital to truly understand what native speakers say and sound much more natural when I have to talk You and Dr Lucy Tse have no idea how much you changed my life! Mainly, the routine of presenting new vocabulary and right after explaining the meaning with examples, all in English, helped me improve my learning so much!brbrThank you so much Dr Jeff McQuillan! Comment from : @jackvieiraoficial

A lot of talk but very little information HUGE waste of time to listen to the whole thing! Comment from : @williambudd2850

Thanks ❤ Comment from : @MsTranthihai71

Thank you Dr McQuillan You are a great teacher and great human Thank you for sharing your knowledge ESL podcasts are fantastic I wish you the best Comment from : @kamransabeti9366

Thanks, great as always Comment from : @josefadib

When I was just starting to learn English seriously (I was about A2 level at the time), I was lucky enough to stumble upon ESL Podcast, which helped me reach the level needed to understand native content Now, years and thousands of hours of input later, I'm about C1/C2 If I could change one thing in my learning journey, it would be to learn about acquisition vs learning much earlier, as I only learned about it when I was already about B2/C1 Thank you for your work and research! Comment from : @voljes9007

I didn't want that to end Thank you so much, Dr M That was an absolutely brilliant lecture Comment from : @christinehydon4436

Thank you so much for the lecture, but I disagree with what you said When you learn something consciously (learning), after practice, you do it automatically (acquiring) The same is true when you learn to drive a car I can deliberately study "she or he runs," and after practicing it many times, I will use it automatically without thinking about it! As you said, just acquiring it from input can take you a whole lifebrbrRetrieval practice is the most powerful way to learn something, both explicitly and implicitly, according to science Your approach implies using repetitions (a lot of input); that's not an effective way Research shows that studying deliberately outperforms studying undeliberately There's no research that shows that a lot of comprehensible input can beat deliberate learning through deliberate retrieval practice, but there's a ton of research that shows retrieval practice is the best for learning and implicit knowledgebrbrSo deliberate learning with a lot of practice and retrieval practice will make it perfect! Comment from : @redstorm474

Great Really interesting I am going to share Comment from : @futuremultilingual6134

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