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Language acquisition support system
- Language acquisition support system : Language acquisition support system or LASS refers to the idea proposed by Bruner that adults and older children have learning devices that interact with children's Language acquisition devices (LAD ).
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LASS is the abbreviations of Language acquisition support system, the idea proposed by Bruner that adults . . . Read More | |
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LAD is the abbreviations of Language acquisition device that refers to Chomsky’s term for the innate . . . Read More | |
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Language input refers to the speech children hear. Language input is the "input" to the Language Acquisition . . . Read More | |
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Noam Chomsky coined the term Language Acquisition Device (LAD ) to refer to the mental faculty that underlies . . . Read More | |
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- LAD (Language-Acquisition Device) : LAD is the acronym of Language-Acquisition Device which is defined . . . Read More | |
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Expectable environment refer to external conditions or surroundings that are considered to be fundamental . . . Read More | |
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Infant-directed speech refers to the use of simpler sentence constructions when speaking with infants . . . Read More | |
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Holistic approach refers to an approach to language acquisition that is more characteristic of some children . . . Read More | |