First Language Acquisition flashcards
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This page gathers First Language Acquisition flashcards on theories, spoken language, writing and development. They offer university students and professional candidates, school students and teachers material for practising terms, stages and theorists. There are over 50 decks, with resources for university and school-level study. Pick a deck to start.
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- Theories of Language Acquisition90
- Behaviourist Theory10
- Innatism and Universal Grammar29
- Interactionist and Cognitive Theories10
- Critical Period Hypothesis9
- Child-Directed Speech28
- Stages of Language Development53
- Phonological Development12
- Lexical and Semantic Development11
- Grammatical Development18
- Language Functions and Pragmatic Development116
- Reading and Writing Development9
- Bilingual Language Acquisition9
- First and Second Language Acquisition Compared29
- Second Language Acquisition22
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21 cardsTheories, Theorists and Tests
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3 cardsWritten Language Acquisition - Key theorists Barry Kroll - 1981
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53 cardsChild Language Acquisition - Writing The linguistic term for a letter or blend of letters that represents a sound.
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101 cardsLANGUAGE AQUISITION
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65 cardsLING 3603 CHAPTER 3 & 4
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40 cardsSpoken Child Language
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46 cardsFirst Language Acquisition
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35 cardsSpoken Language - Acquistion Theorists
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84 cardsCLA Keywords
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33 cardsOrigins of Language and Language Development
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12 cardsChild Language Aquisition Pragmatic Development - *HALLIDAY* INSTRUMENTAL - Language used to fulfill the speakers needs REGULATORY - ...
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33 cardsSpoken Language Acquisition Terms Universal grammar or linguistic universals
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23 cardsLanguage Acquisition key knowledge
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27 cardsLanguageAcquisition_Lernkartei
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21 cardsCLA- pragmatics, discourse, lexis and semantics the importance of politeness
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12 cardsMain theories of Language Acquisition Main theories of Language Acquisition
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32 cardsAOs for Language Acquisition Language Acquisition Device (AO1)
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26 cardsBilingualism what are children innate abilities shaped by?
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12 cardsChild Language and Development - Lecture 1 Background on language
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10 cardsChild Language Acquisition Theorists What did Noam Chomsky, nativist linguist, believe and theorise?
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28 cardsUntitled Lexical and Grammatical Stages of Development: Holophrastic Stage
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17 cardsImportant Definitions - FLA
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38 cardsLasc8 - First Language Acquisition Acquisition vs Learning
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20 cardsTheories Child language acquistion theories
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21 cardsCLA- handwriting and orthography how are children encouraged to write
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30 cardsChildren's Language Deveopment
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29 cardspre-verbal stage glossary
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8 cardsBeginnings of Language Development
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13 cardsLanguage acquisition theorists Katherine Nelson (1973)
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31 cardsPost- telegraphic stage glossary
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9 cardsIntroduction to SLA Language as a cognitive system
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11 cardsDeveloping Grammar Syntactical advances allow children to...
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4 cardsPragmatic development Pragmatic development- early years
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6 cardsL1 and L2 acquisition Describe the critical period hypothesis
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8 cardsUntitled
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14 cardsGrammar
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8 cardsThe stages of child language acquisition THE STAGES OF CHILD LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
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16 cardsDeveloping Phonology Early Phonological Mistakes
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7 cardsFunctions of Child Language - Halliday STAGE ONE Instrumental Stage
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3 cardsChild Directed Speech
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About first language acquisition flashcards
GoConqr OriginalFirst language acquisition flashcards
These user-made decks offer different ways to review the unit. Spoken Language Acquisition Terms covers terms such as deletion and assimilation, while Developing Lexis includes proto-words and holophrases. For writing, Child Language Acquisition - Writing includes terms for letters and sounds.
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Start with Linguistic Stages of Development if you want to review the stages from early sounds to later speech. For a focus on ideas and evidence, try Theories, Theorists and Tests, which brings theories and tests together in one deck.
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Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Try Linguistic Stages of Development for a review of stages from early sounds to post-telegraphic speech. If you are concentrating on terminology instead, Spoken Language Acquisition Terms covers items such as deletion and assimilation. Both offer a starting point for choosing a more specific topic.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover theories and theorists, spoken language, writing, grammar and stages of development. Developing Phonology includes sound patterns such as substitution and consonant cluster reduction. Developing Lexis covers terms including proto-words and holophrases, while Bilingualism includes questions about language learning and bilingual acquisition.
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