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Mapa Mental por georgiemortimer9, atualizado more than 1 year ago
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THEORISTS
- CHOMSKY
- Rejects skinners
behaviourism theory
- Believes that all
children are hardwired
to learn any language
when they are born.
- He suggests that children combine the
information they have gained from just being
surrounded by lanaguge everyday, with the
knowledge they already carry in their brains.
Chomsky titled this 'INATE' and it plays a huge
part in the LAD (Language Acquisition Device)
- He suggests that children combine the
information they have gained from just being
surrounded by lanaguge everyday, with the
knowledge they already carry in their brains.
Chomsky titled this 'INATE' and it plays a huge
part in the LAD (Language Acquisition Device)
- Overgeneralisations often support Chomsky as children have
their own form of language that adults don't use. (Also an
example of his disagreement with Skinner)
- Rejects skinners
behaviourism theory
- PIAGET
- SKINNER
- BRUNER
- LASS (Language Acquisition Support System)
- He viewed child
parent interactions
with books in four
phases:
- 1. GAINING ATTENTION- getting the baby to focus on a picture
- 2. QUERY - asking the baby what an object is in
the picture
- 3.LABEL- telling the baby what the object in the picture is
- 4. FEEDBACK- responding to the baby's utterance
- 1. GAINING ATTENTION- getting the baby to focus on a picture
- He viewed child
parent interactions
with books in four
phases:
- LASS (Language Acquisition Support System)
- JEAN BERKO GLEASON
& ROGER BROWN
- THE 'FIS'
phonological errors
- Child: A fis
- Adult: is this your fis?
- Child: No
- Child: A fis
- Adult: is this your fish?
- Child: Yes, my fis
- Child: Yes, my fis
- Adult: is this your fish?
- Child: A fis
- Child: No
- Adult: is this your fis?
- Child: A fis
- THE 'FIS'
phonological errors
- KATHERINE
NELSON
- 4 CATEGORIES OF FIRST WORDS
- 4 CATEGORIES OF FIRST WORDS
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