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100

Basic sounds that are combined to form words.

What are phonemes?

100

Language acquisition needs to be learned before adolescence. 

What is the critical period for language?

100

The most important way to increase vocabulary.

What is reading more?

100

“are given under controlled conditions so that every person taking the test has approximately the same examination experience. ”



What are standardized tests?

100

“Howard Gardner (1983, 1993, 1999) argues that people have a set of specific intelligences that are biologically determined.”

What is Multiple Intelligence?

200

Babies babbling increases as a result of this.

What is parental attention?

200

Individual Differences in language development may be due to this. 

What is Genetics? or What is biological?

200

“native English speakers and English-language learners receive instruction in two languages starting in kindergarten”



What is a dual-language program?

200

“typical level of performance for a clearly defined reference group.”

What is a norm?

200

“Minorities often perform at lower levels than members of the majority population on intelligence tests. Much of this lower performance, however, can be traced to a number of factors”

What is Test Bias?

300

By the end of their 1st grade, children know 6,000 vocabulary words and their meanings.

What is semantic development?

300

Connectivity between brain structures

What is Language Processing?

300

The favored instructional approach for students who are deaf and hard of hearing.

What is simultaneous communication?

300

“observed score = true score + error”

What is reliability?

300

“When students with intellectual disability fail at tasks, they tend to blame themselves more than do normally intelligent students”

What is motivation or attribution?

400

The smallest units of language that convey meaning.

What are morphemes?

400

Phonemic awareness is a critical concept for reading success.

What is metalinguistic development?

400

This occurs in deaf infants but to a lesser extent than hearing infants.

What is babbling?

400

“Does this test measure what it is supposed to measure?”

What is validity?

400

“most psychologists agree that individual differences in intelligence are largely heritable, although what is inherited is a reaction range of intellectual outcomes rather than a specific intelligence quotient”

What is Nature vs. Nurture?

500

Simplifying speech when talking to young children.

What is parentese or motherese?

500

One of the best predictors of reading success.

What is phonemic awareness?

500

Learned incidentally by hearing them in context.

What are vocabulary words?

500

“shows the percentage of students in the norming sample who scored at or below a particular raw score”

What is a percentile rank?

500

“Successful instruction for students with intellectual disability includes metacognitive instruction, such as explicitly describing why the strategy is effective and when to use it. ”

What is Strategy Instruction?