Year 1 - language acquisition
- Created by: sadlergeorgia
- Created on: 20-04-15 09:23
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- Year 1 - language acquisition
- Stages
- biological noises - 0-2 months
- cooing and laughing - 2-5 months
- vocal play - 5-8 months
- babbling 6-12 months
- melodic utterances - 9-18 months
- Child directed speech
- simple vocabulary
- short sentences
- speak slowly
- widen pitch of voice
- have 'conversations' before child can respond meaningfully
- mother will speak and wait for a reaction from child
- exposes child to rules of turn taking
- mother will speak and wait for a reaction from child
- Fathers
- mothers and fathers exhibit similar linguistic behaviour to their child, but fathers tend to:
- use a wider range of vocabulary
- ask more direct questions
- interact with baby in a more intense way
- playing dramatically
- less likely to understand baby's vocalisations
- may spend less time with child
- mothers and fathers exhibit similar linguistic behaviour to their child, but fathers tend to:
- Stages
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