Language acquisition: key theorists 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: sarah_mochaCreated on: 30-05-16 18:30 Katherine Nelson 4 categories for first words: naming, actions/events, personal/social, describing/modifying things 1 of 11 Jean Berko & Roger Brown Child who referred to plastic fish as "fis" couldn't like an adults use of "fis" to the same object 2 of 11 Noam Chomsky Learning takes place through an innate brain mechanism - LAD 3 of 11 Jean Aitchison 3 stages: labeling, packaging, and network building 4 of 11 Ursula Bellugi 3 stages of negative formation in children 5 of 11 Jerome Bruner Ritualised activities like meal times and bedtimes are explicit & predictable so children can learn 6 of 11 Jerome Bruner (2) There is a Language Acquisition Support System (LASS) which refers to the child's interaction with adults around them 7 of 11 Lev Vygotsky Observed children's play and linked it to cognitive and social development 8 of 11 Jean Piaget Children can't be taught before they are ready 9 of 11 Jean Piaget (2) Children are active learners who use the environment and social interactions to shape their language 10 of 11 B.F. Skinner Children imitate and copy adults, and are conditioned to use the right language 11 of 11
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