Strategies of Language Development Crossword

phase begins at birth and continues into the second half of the first year, approximately 8 months of life. After this, the purpose of communication becomes less about getting attention for needs and more driven with a purpose
intent continues for the remaining portion of life
Purpose of an utterance, that is, to gain information, request permission, or provide information
Shared action sequences of mother and child, often routines; provides the basis for many scripts.
Eye contact with a communication partner; used to signal intensified attention
Scaffolding or predictable structure of an event that provides “slots” for participation and aids comprehension
meaning that the goal of the infant is to get attention, but the communication must still be interpreted by the caregiver
Memorized verbal routine or unanalyzed chunk of language often used in everyday conversation.
the Adult recasting of a child’s utterance that makes it more grammatically correct, adds new information, or changes the form.
Conversational device used by a mother with a preschooler to maintain the conversation and aid the child in making on-topic comments