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Basis Components

Phonology


-phenomes



Orthography


-graphemes


Semantics


-morphemes



Pragmatics

Stages

Prelinguistic: Newborn



Prelinguistic: First Year



First Words



Sentences: 2 Years +

Acquisition

Nativist v Behaviourist

Literacy Stages

Logographic: Preschool



Alphabetic: 5+ yrs



Orthographic: 8+ yrs

Piaget

Limited skill + rapid dev



Abstract application of lang



Concrete objects for abstract thinking

Holdaway

OBSERVATION



COLLABORATION



PRACTICE



PERFORMANCE

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