Semantic Development
What is fast mapping?
A one-word "sentence"
What is holophrase?
All consonants and values a language includes.
What are phonemes?
Making vowel sounds in a singsongy voice.
What is coo?
The types of verbal interactions that are considered acceptable for a speaker in a particular setting.
What are sociolinguistic behaviors?
Ability to understand what one hears and reads.
What is Receptive Language?
Early multi-word sentences.
What is telegraphic speech?
Phrases whose meaning transcends literal interpretation.
What is figurative speech?
Combining consonants and vowel sounds into repeated syllables.
What is babble?
The styles of spoken language.
What are speech registers?
Ability to communicate effectively either orally or in writing.
What is expressive language?
Process of using word meanings as a basis for understanding syntactic categories.
What is semantic bootstrapping?
Process of evaluating one's understanding of oral and written material.
What is comprehension monitoring?
An account of a sequence of events, either real or fictional, that are logically interconnected.
What is narrative?
The unspoken rules about how conversations are supposed to take place.
What are norms of communication?
Words that have connection, either concrete or abstract, to objects, events, or circumstances.
What arelexical words?
What is overregularization?
"Your eyes are bigger than your stomach" is an example of?
What is figurative language?
Playful teasing of one another through creating insults.
What is playing the dozens?
Keep a fair distance from one another.
What is personal space?
Words that have little meaning by themselves but affect the meaning of other words.
What are grammatical words?
Caregivers repeat telegraphic sentences in a more mature form.
What is expansion?
Name the five Theories of Language Development
What are: Modeling and Reinforcement, Nativism, Cognitive Process Theories, Sociocultural Theories, Functionalism
"dooodooodooo" is an example of:
What is babble?
Interaction pattern: Teacher initiates, student responds, teacher evaluates.
What is IRE cycle?