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Title: Comprehensible Input - How We Got Here.
Description: we need to talk about comprehensible [Music] input hello and welcome welcome to input English this episode is entitled comprehensible input this is a big topic for us this is the name of the game this is why we are here it&#39;s such a big topic it would be easy to get carried away it would be easy to give too much detail make a video that&#39;s 2 hours long and that&#39;s not what we need here what we need is something short and sweet we do not want something long and drawn out so short and sweet they many ways to look at comprehensible input it&#39;s a huge topic lots of people have worked in this area over a period of half a century and so to distill this down to a short presentation is not so easy what I&#39;ve chosen to do is focus on our lineage so this channel input English has a lineage so when I say that it&#39;s kind of like grandparents parents and then for instance me or you so that&#39;s the lineage family generation after generation so in the development of comprehensible input we start with a problem in the mid 20th century the problem was very clear babies are born and within 3 four 5 years they&#39;re all fluent the success rate for babies learning their first language is nearly 100% however people trying to learn a second language particularly adults the results are much much worse a lot of people were in the field of teaching second languages this was a big societal effort the world over teaching second languages but the results were just not very good around that era people started suggesting that maybe there&#39;s this critical period that you can learn languages and then after that you just can&#39;t learn so the critical period Theory came up and that was not helpful because basically it was just a barrier if you believe that the critical period theory was true then there was no point there was no point then things happened a couple of things there were a lot of efforts uh to teach language more effectively there were a lot of people who just tried to make better material and and just work harder just basically work harder in Human Experience frequently if you have a problem some people will see that as an opportunity for Innovation and that&#39;s what we see here a few things happened so in the 60s Marvin Brown was a freshly graduated PhD linguist with expertise in the Thai language so at some point he went to Thailand and was involved with a school teaching English and Thai where it was necessary and his initial approach was make better materials work harder uh more elaborate drills and homework assignments and materials the results were not very good it was the same old problem and then something happens at USC in California Steven crashion published a paper that introduced the input hypothesis half a decade later he and Tracy Terell wrote a book and published it in titled the natural approach this is the introduction of comprehensible input as a better method of teaching language now over the next 40 years Steven crashion now a Meritus Professor from USC has produced books papers lectures seminars he has been very very prolific and very helpful you can now see Professor crash&#39;s YouTubes which are currently available on YouTube you can see lectures seminars discussions interviews and it&#39;s fascinating in about 1983 Marvin Brown read crash&#39;s book on the natural approach and it changed everything but Marvin Brown was in an interesting situation he was at a language School in Thailand and so we had an opportunity to put it to the test so they did and the results were so much better now Marvin Brown wrote books on the subject he um he wrote a book that you can get last time I checked it was a download available online uh called from the outside in it&#39;s an autobiography that describes his approach to comprehensible input so our lineage is from the problem a lot of people are trying to fix it but not getting great results and then Steven crashion introduces the input hypothesis comprehensible input and then that went to Marvin Brown who put it to the test and refined it further so is that where the lineage ends no my interest in comprehensible input dates back to the 80s because I was trying to learn German and what I observed in my own life is that I learned a lot more listening to the German speakers than than I did from studying in a grammar book or a vocabulary list and so I intuitively understood that comprehensible input was the way to go but I I couldn&#39;t connect the dots I couldn&#39;t figure out the relationships and and the details that was being done by experts and I&#39;ve just Nam two Steven crashion Marvin Brown more recently I discovered the work of Pablo Roman so Pablo is originally from Spain he spent a year at the AUA School in Bangkok he&#39;s a polyglot and he created dreaming Spanish so he&#39;s part of this lineage because he learned the approach created by Marvin Brown at the AA school and then he put it to the test through dreaming Spanish teaching Spanish to language Learners and I did his program to the best of my ability and I was astonished at how well it worked while I studied Spanish I also studied comprehensible input and I became fascinated how the human mind has an affinity for languages and yet a adults have trouble learning languages so this channel input English grows out of the interest created in Me by Pablo and dreaming Spanish this is not a knockoff of dreaming Spanish but for sure I learned a lot from dreaming Spanish so our lineage to this channel is fairly simple the problem some key innovators and then a lot of hard work so that&#39;s the background that you need to know how we got here now what do we do we have learned through Marvin Brown&#39;s work and further through dreaming Spanish that there is a great advantage to us the Learners to listen and listen and listen this is in stark contrast to traditional language teaching methods where the student is told to speak on day one so this version of comprehensible input puts emphasis on being silent for a period of time while you acquire the sounds of the language into your brain you need those sounds and we&#39;re going to talk about that in another video in great detail in traditional learning methods there&#39;s usually reading on during the first week and again this is not emphasized in comprehensible input there&#39;s great advantage to you to read in your target language no question but don&#39;t start with reading there are big disadvantages we talk about that in another video the next concept is it takes time so if you go onto the internet and you search language learning you will very quickly find websites and businesses that say fluent in 30 days no effort fluent in 30 days no effort it&#39;s a lie it&#39;s it&#39;s just a lie that&#39;s just terrible marketing it&#39;s a lie it&#39;s not true it takes time it takes different amounts of time depending upon where you start if you start with a language similar to English then English is easier to acquire if you start with a language very different than English then English is more difficult to acquire it takes more time there is no get fluent quick scheme here no it takes time and you&#39;re in charge of how much time you put in on this each day each week each month the amount of time you put in on this effort determines how quickly you get what you want so if you&#39;d like to speak with confidence and Clarity be well understood and understand what other people are saying it&#39;s going to take time we talk about that in another video of how much time you should expect this effort to take you spoiler alert on that one I can&#39;t tell you with great Precision how long it will take what I can tell you for sure is there&#39;s no fluent in 30 days this is not a get fluent quick scheme no so comprehensible input in our hands is listening and listening and listening to material that you understand if you listen to material that is too advanced then your learning efficiency will suffer if you listen to material that is very clear to you and you know most of the words then you will get it we&#39;re going to talk about that a lot in other videos so with this brief overview of our lineage how we got here I invite you to come back and join us for other videos we&#39;re going to talk in this series about how we build vocabulary how we learn the grammar and how we deal with accents different accents speaking accents input English is here for you I invite you to join us in the future videos but I also invite your comments below uh please take some time drop me a comment we&#39;ll be responsive to those if you have any thoughts concerns questions put them in the comment section and I hope you come join us in future videos that&#39;s it bye [Music] oh
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