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Eg. what do you talk about each paragraph?
For example in Language Change we've been taught to write an intro paragraph with GAPS (genre, audience, purpose, structure), then subsequent paragraphs for each letter of GLOSS (grammar, lexis, orthography, syntax, semantics). Is there a structure at all for Child Language Acquisition?
For example in Language Change we've been taught to write an intro paragraph with GAPS (genre, audience, purpose, structure), then subsequent paragraphs for each letter of GLOSS (grammar, lexis, orthography, syntax, semantics). Is there a structure at all for Child Language Acquisition?
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(Original post by HotshotJacko)
Eg. what do you talk about each paragraph?
For Language Change we've been taught to write an intro paragraph with GAPS (genre, audience, placement, structure), then subsequent paragraphs for each letter of GLOSS (grammar, lexis, orthography, syntax, semantics). Is there a structure at all for Child Language Acquisition?
Eg. what do you talk about each paragraph?
For Language Change we've been taught to write an intro paragraph with GAPS (genre, audience, placement, structure), then subsequent paragraphs for each letter of GLOSS (grammar, lexis, orthography, syntax, semantics). Is there a structure at all for Child Language Acquisition?
Are you referring to the extract base one or the theory question?
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(Original post by HotshotJacko)
Eg. what do you talk about each paragraph?
For example in Language Change we've been taught to write an intro paragraph with GAPS (genre, audience, purpose, structure), then subsequent paragraphs for each letter of GLOSS (grammar, lexis, orthography, syntax, semantics). Is there a structure at all for Child Language Acquisition?
Eg. what do you talk about each paragraph?
For example in Language Change we've been taught to write an intro paragraph with GAPS (genre, audience, purpose, structure), then subsequent paragraphs for each letter of GLOSS (grammar, lexis, orthography, syntax, semantics). Is there a structure at all for Child Language Acquisition?
In my introduction, I talk about the context and age of the child, as well as what stage they would expected to be in, and why they are/aren't.
I try to link each of the 3 or 4 key paragraphs at the start of each one to have a more coherent essay, so make sure you take that into account with your planning.
I don't generally have a conclusion
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how would you respond to the statement - "children need input from others to communicate effectively"? It would be really helpful if you could tell me how you incorporate a transcript. thanks!
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(Original post by Culver)
Look at your exam board’s model answers
Look at your exam board’s model answers
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