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17 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
Phonology
The sounds of a language
Semantics
The meaning of words
Syntax
THe way words are combined to form phrases
Pragmatics
The strategies for using language appropriately
Lexicon
Vocabulary
Metalinguistics
Understanding of language as language
CHOMSKY: LAD
Language Aquisition Device- programmed to recognize the universal rules that underline all languages
Critical Period Hypothesis
Certain conditions related to language development are missing, then a child will never be able to acquire
Piagets View
both nature and nuture contribute to intellectual growth and language development
Vygotskys view
Thought and language originate independently but that sometime in early childhood. Neither language nor thought is predominant
Intersubjectivity
Sharing of a common focus
receptive language
Comprehend words earlier than they can produce them
Holophrases
single words intended to convey more complex meaning
telegraphic speech
short simple sentence with primarily content words
Decoding
process that readers use to determine the oral equivilent of written words
context knowledge
surrounding text and background knowledge
phonic knowledge
what he knows about sound-letter relationships