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Chapter 2 Notes

TermDefinition
Language essentially an agreed-on communication system
Humans use language for a tool to get their needs met, for learning, for thinking for problem solving, and for sharing ideas and feelings
Expressive language speaking and writing
Receptive language listening and reading
6 interrelated components of language phonology, orthography, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics
Phonology sounds used to express language
Prosodic features speaking with expression
articulatory units elements of speech such as individual sounds, syllables, and words
intonation vocal pitch
stress speech intensity
Juncture slight pauses between parts of spoken words, note. difference between "I scream" and "ice cream"
Orthography spelling patterns used in English, linking letters (graphemes) to sounds (phonemes) in spoken language.
morphology breaking words apart in order to study the structures that create meaning.
derivational morpheme adding a letter to or changing letters within a word thereby changing the part of speech
schema theory idea that new knowledge is connected to what the learner already knows
pragmatics knowing how language works and is used in one's culture
Professional parents spend 40+ minutes a day interacting with their young children respond to their children 250 times per hour approved and encouraged their children 40 times per hour
welfare parents spend 15 minutes each day respond 50 times per hour encourage their children 4 times per hour
Common core state standards 1. comprehension and collaboration 2. presentation of knowledge and ideas
Teacher Rating of Oral Language and Literacy (TROLL) tool that allows teachers to simultaneously assess children's expressive (spoken) oral language along with their early reading and writing development
myIGDIs: picture naming test a reliable and valid assessment of children's expressive oral lamguage
Oral Language Acquisition Invertory-2 (OLAI-2) used to assess children's acquisition of oral language structures and components
Test of Language Development (TOLD) one of the most used test of oral language development for students ages 4 to 17. Used for screening, diagnostic, and outcome
mean length of utterance (MLU) the average number of words spoken in a statement
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