第二語言耗失
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背景
[編輯]内文:第二語言習得
認知心理學上嘅研究表明咗,記憶係需要持續噉用先至會維持得到嘅:如果有一件記憶,個人唔會定時噉攞嚟用,佢通常就會慢慢噉遺忘呢件記憶,呢個諗頭就係所謂嘅記憶衰變理論。SLA 必然會涉及記憶—人要學 L2 就需要記住隻 L2 嘅文法規則同埋生字[3],呢啲記憶理應都會隨時間而「衰變」,用得唔夠就會開始被遺忘。喺實證研究上,語言學家已經觀察到噉嘅現象,觀察啲學生隨時間嘅變化,發現啲學生如果唔持續噉用 L2(尤其係會同時要求收訊同傳訊嘅現實對話),時間一耐就會開始唔記得有關 L2 嘅知識[註 1]。第二語言耗失就係指
「 | 停止使用 L2 一排之後,開始喪失使用 L2 嘅能力
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嘅現象。
研究
[編輯]有好多 SLA 同語言教育工作者都致力研究第二語言耗失呢種現象,想知有咩因素會影響耗失嘅發生率,同埋係有啲咩方法可以阻止耗失。
順帶一提,呢系列研究亦都帶出咗「某啲語言知識比較難遺忘」嘅諗頭—研究指,整體嘅 L2 知識衰退到咁上下就唔會再衰退,而呢啲淨低嘅知識可以維持成廿幾年咁耐[註 2],而且仲有多份研究反映,生字(同文法比較嚟)比較容易出現耗失嘅情況[1][4]。
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[編輯]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bardovi-Harlig, K., & Burghardt, B. (2020). Preventing Attrition and Promoting Retention. Language Teaching Research Quarterly, 19, 66-81,當中 p. 68-69 有講到呢方面嘅研究嘅一啲重要發現:
- Production (speaking and writing) is more vulnerable than listening and reading.
- Attrition is often signaled by reduced fluency.
- Literacy impedes attrition (and supports retention); i.e., readers are better off than nonreaders.
- The lexicon is more likely to show effects of attrition than grammar (on the other hand, there is no grammar without vocabulary).
- Motivation is implicated in both learning and attrition.
- Lower level learners are more likely to attrite than higher level learners.
- Production (speaking and writing) is more vulnerable than listening and reading.
- ↑ Schmid, M. S. (2023). The final frontier? Why we have been ignoring second language attrition, and why it is time we stopped. Language Teaching, 56(1), 73-93,有講到某啲語言知識學咗就好難唔記得:"... the remainder is immune to further losses for at least a quarter of a century, and much of that content survives for fifty years or longer."
- ↑ Morgan-Short, K., Faretta-Stutenberg, M., Brill-Schuetz, K. A., Carpenter, H., & Wong, P. C. (2014). Declarative and procedural memory as individual differences in second language acquisition. Bilingualism: Language and Cognition, 17(1), 56-72.
- ↑ Mickan, A., McQueen, J. M., & Lemhöfer, K. (2019). Bridging the gap between second language acquisition research and memory science: The case of foreign language attrition. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 13, 397.