Theories of second language learning. by CLAUDIA CRISTEL QUISPE LOPEZ https://padlet.com/claudiaquispe3/2gnsjo3076tdu6ld -Information proccesing theory. -Multidimensional model and proccesing operations. -Neurofunctional theory. en-us 2021-10-26 15:40:25 UTC 2021-12-09 19:56:03 UTC hello@padlet.com Which theory or model was more interesting to you? - DANIEL ZAVALA danielzavala3 https://padlet.com/claudiaquispe3/2gnsjo3076tdu6ld/wish/1852555446 The model I liked most was the Multidimentional Model  because I consider that the 6 stages propose in this theory are very close to the reality and the way people learn a second language.]]> 2021-10-28 23:25:52 UTC https://padlet.com/claudiaquispe3/2gnsjo3076tdu6ld/wish/1852555446 1.Which theory or model was more interesting for you? Why? juliochang2 https://padlet.com/claudiaquispe3/2gnsjo3076tdu6ld/wish/1852557566 NEUROFUNCTIONAL THEORY

It shows the patterns of the brain and how our hemispheres work when learning and proccesing new information.]]> 2021-10-28 23:27:45 UTC https://padlet.com/claudiaquispe3/2gnsjo3076tdu6ld/wish/1852557566 1.Which theory or model was more interesting for you? Why? Anny Guzmán https://padlet.com/claudiaquispe3/2gnsjo3076tdu6ld/wish/1852559280 In my opinion the neurafunctional theory was more interesting because is focus in both sides of the brain . The importance of each one and the close relation or connection between language function with it.

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