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1
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who created the nativist theory

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noam Chomsky

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what did Chomsky say we are born with

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innate ability to learn language

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what was the device we are born with - Noam Chomsky

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LAD- language acquisition device

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what do we have to do in order to develop our language - Noam Chomsky

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learn vocabulary and apply structures to form sentences

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why could children not learn language from imitation of adults - Noam Chomsky

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adult language is highly irregular

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does Noam Chomsky’s nativist theory apply to only English

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no all languages

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who created the behaviourist theory

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B.F Skinner

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what did B.F Skinner say about language

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language can be observed and measured

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what is language a response to - B.F Skinner

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stimuli

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what are children conditioned by - B.F Skinner

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the environment

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what do children receive when they develop language -B.F Skinner

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positive reinforcements

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12
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what was Tomasello’s theory into

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development in infants capacities

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what do capacities lead to - Tomasello

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children becoming full participants in the social use of language

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14
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is children language a physical adaptation - Tomasello’s

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no

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15
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what is developed through interaction with speakers - Tomasello

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cognitive skills

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16
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are we born with these cognitive abilities

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yes

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17
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what do we have to help development

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interpersonal abilities

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18
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who created the FIS phenomenon

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berko and brown

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19
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when was berko and brown’s study

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1960

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what phoneme do berko and brown analyse

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/sh/

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who have the least phonetic rules - berko and brown

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children

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what did berko and brown say about phoneme’s

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children can produce more phonemes than they can understand

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when was Nelson’s study

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1973

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what were the most common word types in Nelson’s study

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classes of objects
specific objects
actions
modifying things
social

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what did the words most common in Nelson’s study do

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describe something we can touch

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when was Bruner’s study

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1983

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27
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what is needed in Bruner’s study

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interaction with caregivers

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what is the abbreviation for caregivers supporting development in Bruner’s study

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LASS - language acquisition support system

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what was noted between adults and children in Bruner’s study

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clear patterns of interaction

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what did children asking questions do in Bruner’s study

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they show evidence of successful linguistic support

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31
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who had a study with scaffolding

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Vygotsky

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32
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what is a more knowledgeable other - Vygotsky

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someone with more linguistic experience and ability

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33
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what can more knowledgable other’s do for children

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help students learn content they wouldn’t be able to on their own

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34
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when was Jean Chall’s study

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1983

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35
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what is stage 0 of Jean Chall’s model called

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pre- reading / pseudo reading

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36
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what is found in Jean Chall’s psuedoreading stage (up to age 6)

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pretending to read
repeat stories already read to them
can name letters and spell their name

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what is stage 1 of Jean Chall’s model called

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initial reading and decoding

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what is found in Jean Chall’s initial reading stage stage (ages 6-7)

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learn relationships between sounds
can read short texts

39
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what is stage 2 of Jean Chall’s model called

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confirmation and fluency

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what is found in Jean Chall’s confirmation and fluency stage (ages 7-8)

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increase reading and vocabulary
understand 9,000 spoken
understand 3,000 written

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what is stage 3 of Jean Chall’s model called

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reading for learning

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what is found in Jean Chall’s reading for learning stage (ages 9-14)

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read to gain knowledge
pursue interests
magazines, newspapers etc

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what is stage 4 of jean chall’s model called

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multiplicity and complexity

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what is found in Jean Chall’s multiplicity and complexity stage (ages 14-17)

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complex and varied material understood

45
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what is stage 5 of Jean Chall’s model called

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construction and reconstruction

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what is found in Jean Chall’s construction and reconstruction stage (ages 18+)

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confident readers
read a diverse range of materials
understand practical and recreational benefits of reading

47
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what is stage 1 of Kroll’s model called

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preparatory

48
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what is found in Kroll’s preparatory stage

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mastery of basic motor skills
learns basic principles of spelling system

49
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what is stage 2 of Kroll’s model called

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consolidation stage

50
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what is found in Kroll’s consolidation stage (up to age 6)

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write the same way as they speak
short declaratives
conjunctions
incomplete sentences

51
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what is stage 3 of Kroll’s model called

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differentiation

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what is found in Kroll’s differentiation stage (up to age 9)

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recognises different writing styles
lots of mistakes
writing guides
difference between speech and writing

53
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what is stage 4 of Kroll’s model called

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integration

54
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what is found in Kroll’s integration stage (up to age 12+)

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develop a personal style
comprehends that you can change style to suit differing audiences

55
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what is stage 1 of Gentry’s model called

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pre-communicative

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what is found in Gentry’s pre-communicative stage

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random letters and syllables appear with no letter to sound connection

57
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what is stage 2 of Gentry’s model called

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semi-phonetic

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what is found in Gentry’s semi-phonetic stage

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letters used to represent whole words
left to right
some letter to sound connection

59
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what is stage 3 of Gentry’s model called

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phonetic

60
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what is found in Gentry’s phonetic stage

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spelling based on sound like ‘preshus’

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what is stage 4 of Gentry’s model called

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transitional stage

62
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what is found in Gentry’s transitional stage

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combine phonetic approaches and visual approaches
silent letters begin to be acknowledged

63
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what is stage 5 of Gentry’s model called

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conventional stage

64
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what is found in Gentry’s conventional stage

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difficult spellings begin to be learned
homophones are known

65
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name all 4 of Piaget’s stages

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sensory motor stage
pre-operational stage
concrete operational stage
formal operational stage

66
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what is found in the sensory motor stage of Piaget’s model (birth to 2 years)

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develop object permanence
knowledge gained through sensory processes

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what is found in the pre-operational stage of Piaget’s model (2-7 years)

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emergence of language
become skilled at pretend play
remain ego-centric
struggle to consider other points of view

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what is found in the concrete operational stage of Piaget’s model (ages 7-12)

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loss of ego-centricism
logical thinking about concrete events
understand thoughts are unique to them

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what is found in the formal operational stage of Piaget’s model (12+ years)

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abstract thought emerges
ability to plan and reason about hypothetical situations are seen

70
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name Hallidays 7 functions of language

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instrumental
regulatory
interactional
personal
heuristic
imaginative
representational

71
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when was Hallidays study

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1975

72
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give an example of instrumental language

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toilet

73
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give an example of regulatory language

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nt your teddy

74
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give an example of interactional language

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nice mummy

75
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give an example of personal language

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bad kitty

76
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give an example of heuristic language

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what’s that

77
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give an example of imaginative language

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story telling

78
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give an example of representational language

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I’m free

79
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what is over-extension

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a child using a word in a more broad sense

80
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what is under-extension

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a child using a word more narrowly than an adult would

81
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when is the holophrastic stage

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ages 12 to 18 months

82
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what is the holophrastic stage

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producing single word utterances
intonation is key

83
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when is the two word stage

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ages 18-24 months

84
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what is the two word stage

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using two words to form a sentence
‘baby chair’

85
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when is the telegraphic stage

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ages 2-3

86
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what is the telegraphic stage

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start to use multiple word utterances
likely to retain content words
overgeneralisation

87
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what is the pre-verbal stage

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can’t speak but are making noises

88
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what is the lexical and grammatical stage

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being able to use the noises to convey meaning

89
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what is the onset of a word

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the initial syllable

90
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what is the rime of a word

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what follows the onset

91
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what are the 3 teaching methods for reading

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analytical phonics
synthetic phonics
look and say approach

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