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LANGUAGE FUCTIONS

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LANGUAGE FUCTIONS

Semantic relationships
- to connect the child to his or her world and the child’s world to the child’s thinking.
  - (agent + action + object)?
Extended semantic relationships
- Social intentions
  - The child expresses an intention or semantic meaning of concepts that are social and therefore pragmatic in nature (Arwood, 1991a)
- Preoperational cognition
  - language for cognitive and social function
- additional pattern
Expanded language functions
- think critically and problem solve
  - Displacement
    - needs and desires
    - development of conceptual
  - Semanticity
    - lexical tags
    - underlying meanings
  - Flexibility
    - Displacement and semanticity
  - Productivity
    - Flexibility like displacement and semanticity
  - Concrete cognition
    - layering of patterns
    - concepts to form more complex concepts
    - neuro-semantic processes of overlapping
Speech acts
- context, verbal and non-verbal
Expanded speech acts
- speaker

Descripción: solve problems, invent new tools, create living spaces in typically adverse locations such as Antarctica, create human artifacts such as clothes, tools, furniture, transportation forms, and so forth
Creado por: Natalia Leiva Trujillo · nov 2017
Actualizado: 8 nov 2017
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Etiquetas: language fuctions
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