Second Language Acquisition and Language Teaching
within teacher education courses plays a role in shaping teachers' personal theories of language leaming and teaching (Borg, 1998). For example, MacDonald, Badger and White (2001) showed ... (1 985), in order to acquire a second language al1 that was needed was comprehensible input and motivation. He made a fundamental distinction between learning
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