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Oral, written lang in school age children (1) (Phonological awareness…
Oral, written lang in school age children (1)
Defns
Oral lang
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Why so important?
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Behaviour: can be more overlooked when they go into hiding, show withdrawn behaviours, complaints or aggression (bcos they learn they can avoid doing work)
Vocational: After graduating, many children X engaged in education, employment, training
Social: poorer friendship, difficulty maintaining friendships
Mental health: risk of anxiety, depressive symptoms
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Metaling
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Abilities that allow child to consider lang in abstract, make judgments about correctness, create verbal contexts eg. writing. Awareness of how lang constructed, meaning. If it breaks down, able to say "let me try it again"
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Phonological awareness
Knowledge of sounds, syllables and sound structure of words in lang
Conscious ability to detect, combine, manipulate diff sizes of sound units. Drawing on metaling skills
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Skills and examples
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Isolation
Ability to recognise separate phonemes in words. Must say /k/ /ae/ /t/ as sounds, not letters!
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Ages
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5-7 y/o
Isolation, blending, segmentation, manipulation
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Onset-rime
Divisions w/i syllable, onset: part of syllable before vowel, rime=vowel and everything after
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Pig Latin
remove initial phoneme from word, move it to the end and add vocalised syllable
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