The idea is to acknowledge that it's the language-based issues within the world that drive applied linguistics.
Language policy and planning problems
Language teaching problems
Language and technology problems
Language translation problems
Language use problems
Language assessment problems
Language contact problems
Language inequality problems
Language learning problems
Language pathology problems
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4. Focuses on descriptive analysis of language in real settings and the possible application of analysis in corpus linguistics, register, and genre variation.
5. Addresses multilingualism and bilingual with schools, communities, workplaces, and professionals.
6. A sixth emphasis focuses on the changing discussion in language testing and assessment.
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In the 1950s, the term was ordinarily meant to reflect the insights of structural and functional linguists that could be applied directly to second language teaching .
1950
Applied linguistics truly extended during a systematic way beyond teaching and learning issues to encompass language assessment
1980
In the 1970s, the focus of the discipline was on problems presented in real rather than theoretical contexts.
1970
Applied linguistics began to emerge as a real language-centered problem-solving enterprise
1960
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History of the field of applied linguistics
Trends and Perspectives in the 1990s and the 2000s
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A Twenty-First-Century Discipline
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1. Considerable stress on notions of language awareness, attention, and learning, “focus on forms” for language learning, learning from dialogic interactions, patterns of teacher-student interaction, TBL, CBL
2. Is the role for critical studies; this period includes actions of critical self-awareness, critical discourse analysis, critical pedagogy, student rights, critical cognitive analysis, and language studies.
3. Is the use of language in education, training, and work environments.
Applied linguistics is a discipline that explores the relations between theory and practice in language with particular reference to issues of language use. It embraces contexts in which people use and learn languages and is a platform for systematically address problems involving the use of language and communication in real-world situations.
The Problem-Based Nature of Applied
Linguistics:
Applied linguists address subsets of the following problems
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