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1. Noam Chomsky

2. Language Acquisition Device

3. Children can recognize language patterns during their critical period before their language acquisition device keys into their native language

4. Universal grammar rules

1. Generative syntax- the way that the words in the language are ordered

5. Principles and perimeters- same principles of language but used in different applications.

1. Recursion- structures can be nested inside each other

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1. Children are only able to learn through external reinforcement

2. Under speculation because there is no explanation for how children can speak words they have not yet heard.

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1. Vygotski

2. Both biological and social factors contribute to language acquisition

3. The desire to communicate is motivation to learn communication.

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1. The idea that all behaviors stem form outside stimuli

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1. Done subconsciously

2. Done with a source of natural language

3. Happens in the Broca part of the brain which is responsible for pattern recognition

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1. Takes place in the Wernicke which is responsible for language comprehension

2. Five stages of language learning

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1. Social language comes marginally easier than academic language

2. Academic language needs to be taught where social language can be picked up.

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5 stages of second language acquisition 

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5 stages of second language acquisition 

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1. Preproduction

1. has minimal comprehension

2. does not verbalize

3. nods

4. draws and points

2. Early production

1. limited comprehension

2. one or two-word responses

3. uses keywords and familiar phrases

4. uses present tense verbs

3. Speech emergence

1. good comprehension

2. can produce simple sentences

3. makes grammatical and pronunciation errors

4. does not understand jokes

4. intermediate fluency

1. excellent comprehension

2. few grammatical errors

5. advanced fluency

1. sound born and raised natively