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CLA Mock revision - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Called him an armchair theorist because he was all hypothetical nd there was no real theory
  - - - Sensoromitor stage
        
        Ages 0-2
        
        Object permanence- knows an object is still there even if it is hidden
- - - - Identified the key aims of CDS
        
        Encourage a child to interact and respond
        
        help the language learning process by breaking language down into manageable chunks
        
        Attract and hold baby attention
        
        Can also be called motherese
      - Focused on how mothers speak to children and the connection to the age of the child
    - - Distinguished a difference between motherese and fatherese
      - When fathers speak to their children its more likely to be similar to that of other people speaking to the child, less likely to have sing song intonation and the simplification of a female caregiver
    - - Argued babies develop a sense of rhythm in early weeks as they move arms and legs in time with mothers voice
      - Heavily linked to Osia Goswami baby brainwaves study
        
        Children's brainwaves are in sync with the speech of their parents when CDS is used
        
        They lose interest and the brainwaves are not in sync when CDS is not used