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SLD 1

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Definition
Speech   The neuromuscular process that allows humans to express language as a vocal product.  
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Commuication   The ability to receive, send, process, and comprehend concepts or verbal, nonverbal and graphic symbol systems. (ASHA)  
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Language   Language is a rule governed and dynamic system of conventional symbols that is used in various modes for thought and communication.  
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5 parameters of language   phonologic, morphologic, syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic  
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Name 4 remarkable features of language   universality (all cultures have it), species specificity (it's human), Semanticity (represent things that are intangible, abstract, removed from the present), and Productivity (small number of units combine to produce a large number of utterances)  
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Semantics   Meanings of words and word combinations  
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Morphology   Smallest meaningful unit of language; governs word formation; free vs bound  
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Phonology   Governs sounds we use to make syllables and words; how sounds are organized in words  
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Syntax   Governs sentence structure; helps reveal speaker intent  
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Pragmatics   Governs social use of language; code switching; use of extra-linguistic and paralinguistic aspects of communication  
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The Domains of Language   Bloom's Model: Form (organization of sounds, words and sentences to convey content), Content (semantics, vocabulary), Use (Functional use to meet personal and social needs, topic maintenance, turn-taking, social conventions, nonlinguistic communication)  
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Development: at about 1 year   First word (Clear intention and purpose, recognizable pronunciation, consistent use)  
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Development: 1 year to 18 months   Build lexicon  
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Development: 18 to 24 months   Transition to multi-word utterances  
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Preschool: achievements in content   Lexical development, shift to de-contextualized language  
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Preschool: achievements in form   Acquisition of & refinement of grammatical and derivational morphemes (especially verbs)  
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Preschool: achievements in use   Expansion of language functions, development of turn taking skills, improved narrative skills  
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Development: School Age   Refinement & expansion of vocabulary (multiple meanings, lexical ambiguity, figurative language); refinement of syntax – particularly impt. for writing; development of functional flexibility  
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Metalinguistics   the ability to think and talk about language  
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