oral language

Oral language is first develop through

• reading

• reading and writing

• listening and speaking

Language can be acquired through the process of interactions and experiences.

• true

• false

Schools must build literacy experiences around whatever language a child has developed.

• true

• false

Oral language is not critical to comprehension

• false

• true

Which theorist believes that children acquire language innately?

• Nativist

• Vygotsky

• Halliday

When a child can perform a task only with the help of an experienced individual is known as

(a)  

Who speaks about language as an active process in which children try out their language and make approximation?

• Skinner

• Halliday

Language is acquired through various activities according to

• Halliday

• Vygotsky

• Piaget

when children are acquiring language they stop to learn an isolated part or piece of language

• true

• false

Schema is like mental file folders in your brain

• True

• False