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Mapa Mental por Juan Carlos Cabrera, atualizado more than 1 year ago
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Criado por Juan Carlos Cabrera
mais de 7 anos atrás
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language fuctions
- Language functions are greater than the sum of
their developmental patterns of language
structures.
- Semantic relationships
- one of the earliest functions of language is to tell others
about what the child understands about his or her own
relationship to the environment
- Problems with acquiring basic
semantic relationships
- A child who cannot receive the sensory input of spoken
patterns and a child who is not able to turn the
perceptual patterns into concepts may not develop the
concepts easily and therefore will have difficulty
acquiring language functions
- A child who cannot receive the sensory input of spoken
patterns and a child who is not able to turn the
perceptual patterns into concepts may not develop the
concepts easily and therefore will have difficulty
acquiring language functions
- Extended semantic relationships
- baby begins to use these language functions in other
ways. The baby grows into a child who is still acquiring a
plethora of sensory patterns and is organizing these
patterns into lots of meanings
- social intentions
- when the chield greeting, rejecting, denying,
existing, negating, and requesting other people
- when the chield greeting, rejecting, denying,
existing, negating, and requesting other people
- preparational cognition
- The child is learning more about how to
relate to others (social development) as well
as about how he or she thinks about play
(cognitive development) than the child is
learning sentence structures.
- The child is learning more about how to
relate to others (social development) as well
as about how he or she thinks about play
(cognitive development) than the child is
learning sentence structures.
- baby begins to use these language functions in other
ways. The baby grows into a child who is still acquiring a
plethora of sensory patterns and is organizing these
patterns into lots of meanings
- one of the earliest functions of language is to tell others
about what the child understands about his or her own
relationship to the environment
- expanded language fuctions
- probably the most important social and cognitive developments
acquired by a child learning to think critically and problem solve
- displacement
- Semanticity
- flexibility
- productivity
- redundancy
- probably the most important social and cognitive developments
acquired by a child learning to think critically and problem solve
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