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What is a spiral curriculum? |
Re-visiting basic ideas and making them gradually more complex |
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What does LASS stand for? |
Language acquisition support system |
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What is scaffolding? |
Supporting children to reach their next stage of |
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Give three ways adults can scaffold children’s language |
Simplifying language Motivating children to speak Modelling language (for children to imitate) |
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What three things the children need to develop language? |
Language rich environment Social interaction Adults scaffolding language |
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How do children learn language in the enactive stage? |
Children learn through physical actions and their senses |
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How do children learn language in the iconic stage? |
Children learn through images Pictures used alongside words help children to store visual images in the brain |
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How do children learn language at the symbolic stage? |
Children are able to understand symbols such as letters, words and mathematical symbols They use these symbols to create mental pictures |
