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    Language development occurs in stages: 1. Prelinguistic (0-12 months): Babbling, cooing, responding to sounds. Begins to understand words. 2. One-word stage (12-18 months): Uses single words and gestures. Begins to follow simple instructions. 3. Two-word stage (18-24 months): Combines two words. Begins to ask simple questions.

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    Language development occurs in stages: 1. Prelinguistic (0-12 months): Babbling, cooing, responding to sounds. Begins to understand words. 2. One-word stage (12-18 months): Uses single words and gestures. Begins to follow simple instructions. 3. Two-word stage (18-24 months): Combines two words. Begins to ask simple questions.

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    Language development occurs in stages: 1. Prelinguistic (0-12 months): Babbling, cooing, responding to sounds. Begins to understand words. 2. One-word stage (12-18 months): Uses single words and gestures. Begins to follow simple instructions. 3. Two-word stage (18-24 months): Combines two words. Begins to ask simple questions.

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    LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

    Ase

    Output
    waah

    Prelinguistic
    receptive phase,
    rehearsal for language, mechanics

    3 months

    Expressive Crying. cooing, gurgling


    Babbles, laughs, vocalizes to gain affention, proto conversations vowels, consonants, syllables Repetitive, tuneful babble linked to language of
    oarents.

    Recentive
    Responds to parents

    voice
    Responds to tone

    - 6 months
    9 months
    12 months

    ba, ma, da

    of

    Common to all
    languages

    6 9

    badanababobu na
    ba da bo

    voice Looks towards sound Understands'all gone',


    ono' and'bye bye'

    & all

    babies

    incl deaf

    Jargon, imitating melody of conversations, uses ta


    gestures

    12-15
    months

    oafia

    Using a few single words, reach for or point to what theY want

    Linguistic

    15-18
    months

    sta

    l*yu,

    t- ea/:/0,K rut
    Development of expressive language
    18 months

    Nana gone

    2 years
    2

    - 3 years

    Where nana gone?

    3-4yearc
    4

    I eat my banana today like good girl

    6 -20 words uses pitch, intonation and changing volume when 'talking' echoalia holophrases (single words to mean different thinss) Up to 50 words Starting to put 2/3 words together Telesraphese, questioning 300 words, 4/5 words together, uses pronouns, grammatical mistakes' sheePs' asks questions, may stutter Uses grammar more correctly, can have complex conversations, including future & past events, asks
    questions,

    Understands simple instructions and words in context Points to obiects Points to parts of body, or pictures of objects in books, enjoys rhymes, tries to sing

    Understands simple instructions & between 200 - 500 words


    Concepts, big/little,

    inlon/under, who/what/where Understands instructions

    with 2 parts, why


    questions, Understands humour, fol lows stories without pictures, adjectives,
    sequences

    enioysjokes

    5 years

    How do you make


    paper?

    Speech usually correct, asks meanings of abstract words, uses adverbs and prepositions, talks freely, can answer questions in detail

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