Chapter 5 Language Development, Language Diversity, & Immigrant Education Flashcards

Language Development and Diveristy, and Immigrant Education

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To apply rules of syntax or grammar in situations where the rule does not apply for ex. “the bike is broked” is called what?

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Overregularize

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Syntax

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Order of words in phrases or sentences

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The appropriate use of language to communicate in social situations

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Pragmatics

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Examples of pragmatics

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how to enter a conversation, tell a joke, interrupt, keep a conversation going, or adjusting the language for the listener

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Someone who has an understanding of language and how it works has what?

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Metalinguistic Awareness

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Early knowledge and skills related to reading are called what?

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Emergent Literacy

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What are the two categories of skills that are important for later reading

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Category 1: understand sounds and codes such as knowing letters have names, that sounds are associated with letters, and that words are made up of sounds
Category 2: Oral language abilities such as the size of expressive and receptive vocabulary, knowledge of syntax, and the ability to understand and tell stories

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Being able to say the sentence from the print page depends on knowing the letters, sounds, and links between letters and sounds requires what skill?

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Inside-Out Skill

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Children’s understanding of information outside of the particular printed words they are trying to read requires what skill?

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Outside-In Skill

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What are the components of outside-in skills?

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Language, narrative, conventions of print, and emergent reading

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What are the components of inside-out skills?

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Knowledge of graphemes, phonological awareness, syntactic awareness, phoneme-grapheme correspondence, emergent writing

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What other factors does emergent literacy depend on?

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short-term memory for sounds and sequences, the ability to recognize and name lists of letters, and interest

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William grew up in a house where his parents spoke English and French. William is fluent in both languages and can read and write in both languages too. William would be considered what?

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Bilingual

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Speaking only one language

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Monolingual

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What is the period called where if learning doesn’t happen it never will?

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Critical Period

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The period where we are especially responsive to learning is called what?

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Sensitive Period

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Heritage Language

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The language spoken in the student’s home or by members of the family

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Adding a second language capability without losing your heritage language

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Balanced bilingualism

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Academic language is the entire range of language used in elementary, secondary, and university-level schools which includes what?

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words, concepts, strategies, and processes from academic subjects

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Dialect

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A language rule system used by a particular group

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Moving between two speech forms (for example: formal to informal communication)

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Code Switching

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Genderlects

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Different ways of talking for males and females

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Iris decided to leave her country of Columbia to move to the United States she is working toward becoming a permanent resident of the US. Iris is considered to be an?

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During the Vietnam War residents left the country to flee from the danger. When they left they became what?

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The idea that immigrants are expected to assimilate to enter the culture and become like those who had arrived earlier is called what?
Melting Pot
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A model that explains the school achievement problems of ethnic minority students by assuming that their culture is inadequate and does not prepare them to succeed in school
Cultrual Deficit model
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Rose grew up speaking Spanish and is now learning English. Rose is considered to be an _____________ student?
English Language Learner (ELL)
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What are the four general profiles of students who are ELLs in today's classrooms?
Balanced bilinguals, Monolingual/literate students, Monolingual/preliterate students, Limited bilingual
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These students are literate in their native language but speak limited English
Monolingual/literate
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These students are not literate. They may not read or write in their native language or they may have very limited literacy skills
Monolingual/preliterate
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These students can converse well in both languages, but for some reason, they have trouble learning academically
Limited bilingual
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Students whose characteristics, educational experiences, and language fluencies are somewhere in between those of students born in the United States and students who are recent immigrants
Generation 1.5
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The knowledge that families and community members have acquired in many areas of work, home, and religious life can become the basis of teaching
Funds of Knowledge
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LEP
Limited English Proficient is an unused term for ELLs
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English as a Second Language (ESL)
The classes devoted to teaching English to students who are English language learners
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An environment that teaches English rapidly by maximizing instruction
Structured English Immersion (SEI)
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Lucy inadequately speaks English and French and is not proficient in either language. Lucy is considered to be a _______________?
Semilingual
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Instruction that teaches content to ELL students by putting the words and concepts of the content into context to make the content more understandable
Sheltered Instruction
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What are the eight key elements of good sheltered instruction?
Preparation, building background, comprehensible input, strategies, interaction, practice and application, lesson delivery, and review and assessment