Phonological And Phonemic Awareness Flashcards

(21 cards)

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Phonology

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A branch of linguistics that examines how speech sounds are organised and used in language

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Phones

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Smallest sounds of speech

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Phonemes

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The smallest meaningful elements of speech

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4
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Factors influencing children’s language acquisition

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Age
Socioeconomics
Opportunities for interaction
Cognitive development

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Newborns and sound discrimination

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Recognise mothers voice
Mother tongue over others
Vowel and consonant discrimination at four weeks

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6
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What children need to acquire a language?

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Essential units of the sounds of a language and system of combination (phonology)
Distinction between perception and production
What differences are linguistically significant and what aren’t

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Acquisition of phonology

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Know when to dismiss insignificant sound variations and to treat sounds as equivalent even though they may differ
Discover what sound combinations are not possible in language

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8
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Milestones in speech PERCEPTION
1-2

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Maternal voice distinguished
Sound distinctions for stress/accent

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Milestones in speech PERCEPTION
2-3

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Discriminate allophones

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10
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Milestones in speech PERCEPTION
6

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Patterns
Word segmentation

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11
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Milestones in speech PERCEPTION
8

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Recognise words

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Milestones in speech PERCEPTION
12

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Discriminate sounds in native language
Lose ability to discriminate other sounds

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Milestones in speech PRODUCTION
0-1.5

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Vocal tract developed

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14
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Milestones in speech PRODUCTION
1.5-3

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Cooing
Maturation of vocal tract
Vocalisations containing syllables

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15
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Milestones in speech PRODUCTION
6

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Babbling

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Milestones in speech PRODUCTION
10-14

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Variegated babbling
Greater variety of intonation and stress patterns
Onset of first words

17
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Developmental processes in rarly child language
Omission/deletion

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Consonant cluster reduction
Final consonant deletion
Unstressed syllable deletion

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Developmental processes in rarly child language
Assimilation

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Regressive assimilation
Progressive assimilation
Reduplication

19
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Phonology acquisition in school

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Develops as children grow and speech development is associated with cognitive speech organs and muscle development

20
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Phonological awareness continuum

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Listening
Rhyme alliteration
Sentence segmentation
Syllables
Onsets and rimes
Phonems

21
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Phonemic awareness

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Subcategory of phonological awareness
Ability to notice, think about and work with phonems in spoken words