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Abstract
Socio cultural theory has made a great impact on the pedagogy. The theory
explains learning, L2 Acquisition (Learning acquisition hypothesis) also given by
Krashen. Socio cultural theory further adds that this acquisition process is acquired
by master in discourse identity. The L2 acquisition is a similar process where
socially mediated activities are important. It advocates instruction of L2
development through the zone of proximal development that is beyond the actual
level of the learners development. It understands that learning the second
language ought to be collaborative achievement rather than separate individual
effort where the learners work is unassisted and unmediated. This will discuss the
relevance and implications of the theory of pedagogy.
One has to socialize to learn to read the texts of the different people having
different social back ground. One has to refer to social institutes social groups that
have such practices of the meaning of the texts rather than writing and reading
merely themselves. It is also possible to judge the complex and distinct ways in
which people are socialized in those institutes and groups. When such things are
done, something stronger occurs, because these practices are not literacy. They are
involved in talking, interacting, thinking, valuing and believing. When, one
concentrate on such practices, it is possible to distinguish anything from the given
text. Literary practices are almost fully involved with the texture of wider practices
that have a talk, interaction, values and beliefs (Bruner 1990, Willinstay 1990,
Guerra 1991).
The practices which involve the ways of talking, interacting, thinking, valuing, and
believing and usually, of reading and writing, Discourse (Foucault 1985, Myors
1990). A discourse is a dialogue which involves a different and integrated way of
thinking, acting, interacting, talking and valuing with a specific social identity and
role with its own separate history. Socio cultural approaches to pedagogy almost
always emerged from discourse (Social practices, culture, subcultures or a
particular group of people of the society).