Question

How does language development take place during childhood?

Answer 1

1. Phonological Development: It is the development of the ability to produce recognisable speed, i.e., pronounce the· sounds and words.
2. Semantic Development: Development of understanding of the meaning of spoken or written language. A child's vocabulary increases rapidly after the age of two, with many new words being learned each day. Thus, by the time children are of six years of age, they have a vocabulary of several thousand words.
3. The Development of Grammar: Grammar are rules within a given language, indicating how words can be combined into meaningful sentences.