Second Language Acquisition flashcards
14 flashcard decks by 10 users
This page gathers flashcards on second language acquisition, from language transfer and age to cognitive and affective factors. University students can practise recalling terms and ideas, while teachers can find material to use alongside lessons. Explore over 10 flashcard resources for university-level study and pick a deck to begin.
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- First and Second Language Acquisition13
- Theories of Language Acquisition76
- Krashen's Hypotheses13
- Interlanguage and Developmental Sequences39
- Contrastive Analysis and Error Analysis24
- Cognitive Factors in Language Learning47
- Attention, Consciousness and Noticing14
- Input, Interaction and Output11
- Individual Differences in Language Learning29
- Age and the Critical Period20
- Social and Cultural Factors in Language Learning27
Flashcards
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22 cardsIndividual Differences in SLA Cognitive Factors Biological Factors Affective Factors
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35 cardsSecond Language Acquisition What is LANGUAGE TRANSFER
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15 cardslinguistic accounts of SLA Transfer and CA
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33 cardsLasc10 - Second Language Acquisiton 2 Psychological dimensions of SLA
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17 cardsLecture 1.5 - Second language acquisition (without articles) What is a “phoneme”? Give the phoneme’s in the word “Pit”.
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29 cardsLasc9 - Second Language Learning 1 Second language acquisition research (SLA) and (foreign) language learning & teaching
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18 cardsSecond Language Acquisition What is LANGUAGE TRANSFER
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7 cardsID in SLA: Cognitive Factors TESTS Explained -Intelligence: Multiple Intelligence -Aptitude: MLAT, LLAMA, HI-LAB
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29 cardsSLA CHAPTERS CH 1 Q: What does SLA mean?
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11 cardsSecond Language Acquisition - Age Definition of CRITICAL PERIOD HYPOTHESIS?
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14 cardsLinguistics - Contrastive Linguistics
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9 cardsFactors Affecting SLA a psycholinguistics topic
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3 cardsContrastive linguistics: word order Word order in general
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3 cardsUntitled Sociolinguistic Variation: L2 learners often do not incorporate regional and social characteristics of the ...
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About second language acquisition flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the second language acquisition flashcards cover
The decks cover language transfer, contrastive analysis, age and individual differences. The deck on linguistic accounts introduces terms including interlanguage, acquisition and learning. Second Language Acquisition - Age asks about the critical period hypothesis and simultaneous and sequential bilinguals.
Other decks focus on particular areas. Individual Differences in SLA covers cognitive factors such as intelligence and language aptitude. Factors Affecting SLA includes self-esteem, willingness to communicate and anxiety. There is also a deck on contrastive linguistics and word order.
How to use the decks
Start with Second Language Acquisition if you want to practise language transfer and contrastive analysis. Try recalling each answer before looking, then return to the cards you found difficult. Choose a more focused deck when you want to revisit age or individual differences.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Try Second Language Acquisition for cards on language transfer, contrastive analysis and contextual variation. For a broader set of terms, the deck on linguistic accounts covers interlanguage, acquisition and learning, among other topics. Choose the one that fits what you are studying.
Do these flashcards cover age and individual differences?
Yes. Second Language Acquisition - Age includes the critical period hypothesis and simultaneous and sequential bilinguals. Individual Differences in SLA covers cognitive factors, including intelligence and language aptitude. Factors Affecting SLA offers cards on topics such as self-esteem, anxiety and willingness to communicate.
Are the flashcards free to use?
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