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show Language use in context; the conventions that govern the way we use language to communicate  
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show The actual words that are said when making a speech act  
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show Purpose of your words  
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show the effect of your words on the listener  
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show Continuous stretch of language that's longer than a sentance  
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show Rules of conversation--you feel uncomfortable if they are broken  
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Maxim of Quantity   show
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Maxim of Quality   show
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Maxim of Manner   show
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show To be relevant in comments  
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show The relation between language and society  
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registers   show
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show Children practicing speech or helping children guide their behavior the way adults do in their head  
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scripts   show
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Black English Vernacular   show
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pidgin   show
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creole   show
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oralist   show
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show speak english sentances and syntax and sign along with it  
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show Lipreading and speaking with signs to help distringuish between phonemes and vowels  
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show American Sign Language  
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language transfer   show
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interlanguage   show
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echolalia   show
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show Developing two langauges before the age of three  
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sucessive acquisition   show
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show Many child (and adult) bilinguals mix their language quite a bit  
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show Expiriments describing a, story in pictures-> 4-5: 1-1 mapping picture to picture, lots of details, pointing to pictures. 6-7: Sense of story with an understanding of the theme. 8-9: Add more adjectives and details that make it more interesting  
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Bellinger--mother/child and blocks   show
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show Children use child-directed speech  
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Payne (1980)   show
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Labov (1970)   show
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show Parents and nonparents talking to children: 90% parents immitations after child says something correct, 70% parents correct immitations followed an error  
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show Home signs: deaf kids w/ hearing parents make up words up to the level of 2 word order  
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Newport & Supalla   show
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Johnson & Newport (1989)   show
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show Washo. Raised w/ child taught SNL. 160 signs. "water bird"?  
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show "Nim Chimpsky" learned 125 signs. Discovered that chimps don't learn langauge the way children do. Repetitive sentances. Direct immitations. Iconic signs similar to in wild. Intention was to get food or things. Don't get syntax, don't extrapolate.  
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show Very young children don't learn the language as quickly the first 6mos.-year. 12-15 improved the most, 2-3 improved more.  
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show Bilinguals form birth: 1) 1 system, a mix 2) they separate out the words 3) they separate out the syntax  
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Eilers & Oller (2003)   show
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show F-E bilinguals in Canada have fine cognative development.  
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Lenneberg (1967)   show
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show parents correct children's content mistakes all the time, and grammatical mistakes less frequently  
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