Chapter 11 Child Development

A simplified form of speech with short, simple vocabulary that is within the child's realm of experience.

• Communication Milestone

• Baby Talk

• Babbling

• Speech Appropriateness

A special form of speech that adults use when speaking with children.

• Adult-to- Child Language

• Parent-to-Child Language

• Conversation

• Communication Milestone

Language used to accomplish basic interpersonal communication skills.

• English as a Second Language

• Basic Interpersonal Communication SKills

• Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency

• Age Appropriate Language

Specific techniques for teaching English to learners whose primary language is not English.

• Speech

• English as a Second Language (ESL)

• Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills

• Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency

The names of alphabet symbols.

• Phonics

• Letter Names

• Hand Writting

• Basic Writing Skills

The sounds associated with alphabet symbols.

• Letter Sounds

• Letter Recognition

• Age Appropriate Learning

• Phonics

A focus on sounds-symbol relationships.

• Letter Recognition

• Phonics

• Shape Recognition

• Letter Cognition

Learning that takes place from the inside out.

• Cognitive Learning

• Learning

• Age Appropriate Learning

• Reflective Learning

Formal games, instructional games, and joint book reading.

• routines

• game play

• Social interaction

• cognitive

Using a tool to make letters or letter like forms.

• Handwriting

• Drawing

• Dictating

• Coloring