SLA (Second Language Acquisition)

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SLA (Second Language Acquisition) by Mind Map: SLA (Second Language Acquisition)

1. Theories Explaining L2 Learning

1.1. Nativist Theory

1.1.1. Acquisition vs Learning Hypothesis

1.1.2. Natural Order Hypothesis

1.1.3. Monitor Hypothesis

1.1.4. Input Hypothesis

1.1.5. Effective Filter Hypo

1.2. Environmental Theory

1.3. Interactionist Theory

2. Learning and Teaching in L2 Classroom (part I)

3. Learning and Teaching in L2 Classroom (part II)

4. Proposal for L2 Learning

5. The Power of Game

6. Individual Differences and Classroom Instruction

7. Learner belief

8. Individual Differences in L2 Learning (part II)

8.1. Attitde and Motivation

8.2. Motivation in the Clasroom

8.3. Identity and Ethnic Group Affiliation

9. Language Learning in Early Childhood

9.1. Language Development of Young Children

9.2. Theories Explaining First Language Acquisition

10. Second Language Learning

10.1. Learning Characteristics and Learning Condition

10.1.1. Learner Characteristic

10.1.1.1. Another Language

10.1.1.2. Cognitive Maturity and Cognitive Awareness

10.1.1.3. Anxiety About Speaking

10.1.2. Learning Condition

10.1.2.1. Freedom to be Silent

10.1.2.2. Ample Time

10.1.2.3. Corrective Feedback

10.1.3. Error Analysis

10.2. Language of L2 Learners

10.2.1. Characteristics Language of L2 Learners

10.2.2. Contrastive Analysis

10.2.3. Interlanguage

10.3. Learners' Development of Vocabulary, Pragmatic and Phonology

10.3.1. Vocabulary

10.3.1.1. Repetition

10.3.1.2. Signal Word of The Dya

10.3.1.3. "Talk-through" Strategy with Reading Aloud

10.3.1.4. Academic Vocabulary Journals

10.3.1.5. Graphic Organizer

10.3.2. Pragmatic

10.3.2.1. Authentic

10.3.2.2. Interactive

10.3.2.3. Non Interactive

10.3.2.4. Written

10.3.3. Phonology

10.3.3.1. Word Awareness

10.3.3.2. Responsiveness to Rhyme and Alliteration During Word Play

10.3.3.3. Syllable Awareness

10.3.3.4. Onset and Rhyme Manipulation

10.3.3.5. Phoneme Awareness

10.4. Intelligence

10.5. Individual Differences in L2 Learning (part I)

10.5.1. Aptitude

10.5.2. Learning Style

10.5.3. Personality

10.5.4. Motivation and Attitude

10.5.5. Identity and Ethnic Group Affiliation

10.5.6. Learner belief

10.5.7. Age and L2 Learning

10.5.8. Critical Period