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Mind Map by Bailey Wheeler, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Bailey Wheeler
about 7 years ago
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5 Aspects of Language
- PHONOLOGICAL: sound-symbol relationship
- Phonemic awareness: sounds combine to make words
- Prosody: influxtion/intonation/rhythm etc. How we say/read words and sentences
- Phonemic awareness: sounds combine to make words
- MORPHEMIC: word structure
- Free morphemes: words that can stand alone. (Ex. book)
- Bound morpheme: enhances, plurals word (ex. books)
- Derivational: prefixes/suffixes (happy --> unhappy)
- inflectional: changing verb tense (ran--> ran)
- Derivational: prefixes/suffixes (happy --> unhappy)
- Overgeneralizations: applying normal rules to irregular word (came--> come, not camed
- Free morphemes: words that can stand alone. (Ex. book)
- SEMANTIC: knowledge of word labels that specify concepts
- Schemata: builds with experience; gives meaning to language from experience and culture
- Schema
- Schemata: builds with experience; gives meaning to language from experience and culture
- PRAGMATIC: knowledge of how language is used differently in different settings.
- Register: how you communicate (via phone, face to face, etc.)
- Genderlect: boys and girls talk about different things
- Register: how you communicate (via phone, face to face, etc.)
- SYNTACTIC: knowledge of grammar ( how words are combined to make meaningful sentences.
- Word order is important!
- Word order is important!
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