child lang theory Flashcards

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who is bellugi

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stages of negative formations
- uses no at beginningg of sentence
-‘ I no walking today’
-‘I dont want to walk today’

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what does chompski suggest

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  • children are innately equipped to discover grammar
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what does Roger brown suggest

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stages of morpheme acquisition

-adding ‘ing ‘
-adding ‘s’
-contractible copula ‘shes’

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who is Kroll

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preparation stage - pre phonemic scribbling , learning basic motor skills

-consolidation stage - writing is similar to spoken langue ,colloquial, unfinished

-differentiation - an awareness that writing is separate from speech, a stronger understanding of writing for different audiences and purposes

integration stage - mid teens - development of a personal voice in wiring characterised by evidence of controller writing .

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who’s richard gentry

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pre phonemic stage non alphabetic -scribbles that dont correlate to alphabet

2) semi phonetic stage - writing becomes to be recognisable , child recognises link between grapheme and phoneme

3)phonetic spellin g- words spelt as sounded

4) transitional stage - spelling is increasingly accurate

5) conventional stage - children start to spell most words accurately and understand unusual patters

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who was jean rothery

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1) observation - makes an observation and evaluates it - I ate my tea, my tea was yummy

2) recounting - retelling events chronologylcy

3) reporting - objective description of events

4) narrative - a story set for events to occur ‘once upon a time ‘

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the importance of MKO

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  • the classroom environment with an MKO used to encourage the student
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skinner
vygotsky
bruner
eve clark
Chomsky

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  • teacher comments , positive reinforcement through ticks and reward

-vygotsky- MKO

Bruner - LASS ritualised scenario , scaffolding and discovery learning

Eve Clark- use of Childs name

Chomsky-virtous spelling errors

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Tomasello

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usage based theory
-children learn language socially
language structure comes from language use

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Piaget

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children have an active role
they’re humans that want to discover their surroundings so use lang to reflect this

-children cannot understand a word unless they have grasped the concept

-object permanence 0-2 yrs

egocentric lang ( pre operational stage 2-7)
- the world of the child is most important

concrete operational stage 7-11yrs
-child becomes more logical

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more on Chomsky

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  • children have the ability and capacity to learn language
  • we all have a LAD - allowing us to work out grammatical rules

-children are active learners and learn through discovery learning

-virtous error

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Jean burko

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wugs test
- demonstrating grammar rules

  • one wug
    two wugs
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what is scaffolding

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support offered by a parent to aid child development

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whats discovery learning

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  • bruner
  • the child activley participates in the task rather than passivly receiving knowledge
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