Language Development in Children Flashcards
Who came up with the cognitive theory of language acquisition?
Piaget
What theory states that interaction with the physical environment is important for cognitive development?
Piaget cognitive theory
Who believes that the child is an active participant in learning?
Piaget
What are Piagets stages of cognitive development?
- Sensorimotor stage: 0-2 years, object permanence
- Preoperational Stage: 2-7 years old, learn thru pretend play, egocentric, lack of concept and conservation –> amount stays the same regardless of the container
- Concrete Operations Stage: 7-11 years old, think more logically,
- Formal Operations Stage: 11 years to adulthood, abstract thought
Who came up with the social interactionism theory?
Vytgosky
Who and what theory believed that language develops because people are motivated to interact socially?
Social interactionism theory - Vygotsky
How do vygotsky and piaget differ in their theories?
Unlike Piaget who views cognitive skills as a prerequisite to language, Vygotsky viewed languages as a precursor to cognition, that children use language to structure thought.
WHo believed that challenging tasks promote maximum cognitive growth?
Vygotsky
What do you call the range of tasks that a child cant do independently but with the assistance of soemone smarter? what theory does this fall into?
Zone of Proximal Development
Vygotsky, social interactionalism
What is a called when another person provides help and support 4 a child to help them complete a task in the ZPD
scaffolding
This theory says that learning is acquired through modeling and observation
Social Learning Theory
What theory says that learning does not depend on performance?
Social learning theory
What theory states that language is: content form and use
Interactionist Learning Theory
Who came up with the interactionist Learning THeory?
Bloom and Lahey
Who states that the SLP is a facilitator and not a trainer or tutor?
Bloom and Lahey, in the Interactionist Learning theory