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ECE221
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If children are taught in a language most familiar to them, they would acquire all of these except
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Language comprehension begins from
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specify the end product of a successful human development
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At birth to one year, babies sound together
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To do well in speaking two languages, children need
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Children's speech becomes 'other-centred' when they realise communication is
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Skinner states that many human behaviour are reactions to
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Which is not needed for developing the writing skill in the early year
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9. The behaviourist theory is
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All but one of these characteristics of children form the basis of the individualistic reading approach
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The innate ability present in every individual to learn and understand is
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The adopted the behaviourist view of language learning
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The name for children use speech to exchange ideas and information is
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Vygosky believed language is both genetically determined and influenced
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Children use language not to
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When a child is contented, he makes a sound
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Human beings are animals
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Vygosky belonged to which school of thought
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Behaviourists are concerned with
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From birth, babies acquire speech sounds from one these
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During egocentric speech at age 3-7, children are likely to
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Anyone can learn a language , but find it easier to do so
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23. Behaviourist theory is not
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All but one of these are means by which humans communicate through language using sounds and words
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Listening and reading are regarded as skills
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From egocentric speech, children move on to speech
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All but one of these are ways one can tell a 3 months old baby hears
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The learning of language for comprehension/production is
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Children learn language acquisition through
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According to Vygosky, human beings create
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Children comprehend much more than they
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Pick the odd item. Failed communication can lead to
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Reading is magical, powerful and
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The ideal medium of instruction for a child living in his own environment is the
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Human beings express themselves using a system of vocal signs
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The attainment of reading readiness from child to child
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Pick the odd item. Reading is
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Skinner is the proponent of model
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Children's superiority in language learning has been attributed to all except they
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40. Handwriting is defined as
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Which of Skinner's books contain the seed of his language learning theory
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The position of the Nigerian government on the language of instruction is embedded in the
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The biological views of language learning is in line with the tradition of
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Literacy has been defined as the ability to read and use information
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The innate mechanism which allows children process language sounds is
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Reading is done in Nigerian public schools during
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A systematic attempt to organise and interpret observations is called
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Language development is influenced by both innate and factors
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All but one of these are true of the maturation theory of language acquisition
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All but one of these are to be found in normal children's language learning process
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