All acquisition theory
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- Created on: 17-03-22 09:05
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- acquisition theory
- Katherine Nelson
- first 50 words
- concrete nouns, proper nouns
- 60%
- concrete nouns, proper nouns
- holophrastic- single word representing complex thought
- e.g. 'juice', 'I want some juice'
- first 50 words
- two word stage- subject verb
- telegraphic stage- 24-36 months- resembles old fashioned telegraph- omission of auxiliary verbs + determiners
- Post telegraphic stage- gradually expand- auxiliaries, prepositions, articles
- telegraphic stage- 24-36 months- resembles old fashioned telegraph- omission of auxiliary verbs + determiners
- Rodger Brown
- inflections
- ing- s plural- 's possessive- a the (articles)- ed- s 3rd person- be
- inflections
- Jean Berko
- overgener-alisations
- imaginary creature 'wug'. 3/4 children made plural by adding 's'
- overgener-alisations
- Leslie Rescorla
- categorical overextension
- apple for all round fruit
- Analogical overextension
- ball used for all fruit
- mismatch statements
- one word sentence that appears abstract- duck when looking at pond
- categorical overextension
- Skinner
- social interaction
- positive and negative reinforcement
- social interaction
- Noam Chomsky
- LAD
- lang innate- understand grammar rules
- virtuous errors- overgeneralize these rules e.g runned
- lang innate- understand grammar rules
- Universal grammar
- LAD
- Piaget
- cognitive development
- brain must understand concept before lang comes
- cognitive development
- Lev Vgotsky
- zone of proximinal dev (ZPD)
- bit between what child understands and what they do not understand
- Bruner
- LASS
- lang acquisition support system
- support helps child progress within ZPD
- lang acquisition support system
- Scaffolding
- LASS
- zone of proximinal dev (ZPD)
- Catherine Garvey
- play- acting storylines, invented objects- practices social interaction
- Hailliday
- Instrumental (needs)
- regulatory (orders)
- Interactional
- Personal (feeling, opinion)
- Heuristic (knowledge
- Imaginative
- Representational
- Imaginative
- Heuristic (knowledge
- Personal (feeling, opinion)
- Interactional
- regulatory (orders)
- Instrumental (needs)
- Hailliday
- play- acting storylines, invented objects- practices social interaction
- Thomasello
- blocks of lang 'lemme do it'
- Dores functions
- labelling, repeating, answering, requesting, calling, greeting, protesting, practicing
- Jean Atchiston
- Labelling- attaching words to objects
- Packaging- see what labels apply too
- network building- connections between words- similarities and differences
- Katherine Nelson
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