nature 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: cara123461Created on: 27-05-21 00:01 what sort of things help children learn language if nature is the most important factor language ability is innate, they just know language as they are human 1 of 9 what sort of things help children learn language if nurture is the most important factor caregivers - correcting, modelling and environment - play, books, technology 2 of 9 what did chomsky suggest all children are born with the ability to learn grammatical function (universal grammar) suggesting all languages are fundamentally the same 3 of 9 what does the nativist theory say about children reaching stages children reach stages of language acquisition at roughly the same time regardless of the level of interaction they receive 4 of 9 does this theory support the nature or nurture argument nature - learning language is a separate skill from those that need to be taught like mathematics 5 of 9 what is LAD language acquisition device 6 of 9 what does LAD suggest the acquisition of language is natural process up until the age of 6 after that learning language becomes more of a conscious effort 7 of 9 what is lennebergs hypothesis there is a critical period of about 6-7 years when learning language comes naturally 8 of 9 what to look for in data that supports nature argument virtuous errors, resisting correction, following predictable age stages, not just copying, producing combos of words they never heard before 9 of 9
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