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Language Acquisition SLP329

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Fast-mapping   Rapid addition of new words, often after only one exposure Use of inference or context to figure out meaning; tentative definition that gets refined over time. ~900 words by age 3 ~1500 words by age 4  
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Kinds of words children add   noun properties. mental state words (think, know). relational adjectives (big, little), temporal terms (before, after)  
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Noun property words   Appearance (shape, size, color, etc - adjectives). Functions (verbs/adverbs). Location (prepositions). Personal/idiosyncratic associations. Superordinate category  
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Decontextualized language   Ability (age 4-6) to talk about objects or events that are not immediately present (expands available conversational topics)  
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Narratives   Personal (conversational, embedded) & expository (follows a particular format)  
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Expository narratives (3)   Story retell. Procedural (how to...). Imaginative.  
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Narrative stages age 4-5:   Personal narratives and simple imaginative stories that lack coherence. Immature story grammar. Object naming, "and then" chaining.  
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Narrative stages age 6-7:   Expository narratives (school taught).. Identifiable structure. Simultaneous reading acquisition.  
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Narrative stages age 8+:   variety of types. internalized story grammar. varied motivation.  
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Narrative development (2)   Coherence (sequence, big picture), cohesion (connections, linguistic devices)  
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Story grammar   Internal organizational story rules. Setting (characters, location) + episodes (conflict, resolution, conclusion).  
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