Declarative Versus Procedural Knowledge
M. Rafael Salaberry
Abstract
M. Rafael Salaberry
Abstract
Declarative and procedural memory systems underlie two distinct types of knowledge, labeled declarative and procedural knowledge. The distinction between these memory/knowledge systems is useful in understanding how second language (L2) learners process L2 input data and how they convert such information into intake for their evolving interlanguage.
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Declarative and procedural memory systems underlie two distinct types of knowledge, labeled declarative and procedural knowledge. The distinction between these memory/knowledge systems is useful in understanding how second language (L2) learners process L2 input data and how they convert such information into intake for their evolving interlanguage.
Key concepts: Procedural knowledge, Procedural memory, Descriptive knowledge, Declarative memory, Computer science, Process (computing), Cognitive psychology, Psychology