Exam 2: chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

What Major Language Development Milestones
Occur in the Preschool Period?

 _______ Language
 ________ Literacy

A

 Decontextualized Language

 Emergent Literacy

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2
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grounded in our immediate context– the here and now

A

Contextualized language:

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3
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earliest period of learning about reading and writing

A

Emergent Literacy

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4
Q

Children’s literacy abilities depend upon the ____ _____ skills they began to acquire in infancy
and toddlerhood

A

oral language

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5
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ability to view language as an object of attention

A

Metalinguistic ability

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6
Q

Emergent Literacy

children’s knowledge about the letters of the alphabet

A

Alphabet knowledge

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7
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Emergent Literacy

children’s understanding of the forms and functions of written language

A

Print awareness

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8
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children’s sensitivity to the sound units that make up speech

A

Phonological awareness

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9
Q

Multiple forces interact to influence the order by

which children learn the individual names of letters

A

Alphabet Knowledge

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10
Q

4 complementary hypotheses that characterize the
order by which preschool children learn the names
of individual alphabet letters:

“learn those letters earlier which
occur in their own names”

A

Own-name advantage

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11
Q

4 complementary hypotheses that characterize the
order by which preschool children learn the names
of individual alphabet letters:

“learn earlier those alphabet letters for which the name of the letter is in the letter’s pronunciation”

A

Letter-name pronunciation effect

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12
Q

4 complementary hypotheses that characterize the
order by which preschool children learn the names
of individual alphabet letters:

“letters occurring earlier in the alphabet
string are learned before letters occurring later in the alphabet string”

A

Letter-order hypothesis

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13
Q

4 complementary hypotheses that characterize the
order by which preschool children learn the names
of individual alphabet letters:

“letters for which corresponding consonantal phonemes are learned early in development are learned earlier than letters for which corresponding consonantal phonemes are learned later”

A

Consonant-order hypothesis:

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