Distinctively Visual. Your task Define/describe what each symbol represents. Write down the first few things that pop into your mind.

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Distinctively Visual

Your task Define/describe what each symbol represents. Write down the first few things that pop into your mind.

What is Structural Language? The Basic Components of Human Language Human language involves both receptive and productive use. Receptive language use occurs during the comprehension or understanding of words and sentences. Productive language use involves idea generation and the articulation of words in speech. Both reception and production utilize the four basic structural components of language: Phonology: The system of the sound segments that humans use to build up words. Each language has a different set of these segments or phonemes, and children quickly come to recognize and then produce the speech segments that are characteristic of their native language. Semantics: The system of meanings that are expressed by words and phrases. In order to serve as a means of communication between people, words must have a shared or conventional meaning. Picking out the correct meaning for each new word is a major learning task for children. Grammar: The system of rules by which words and phrases are arranged to make meaningful statements. Children need to learn how to use the ordering of words to mark grammatical functions such as subject or direct object. Pragmatics: The system of patterns that determine how humans can use language in particular social settings for particular conversational purposes. Children learn that conversations customarily begin with a greeting, require turn taking, and concern a shared topic. They come to adjust the content of their communications to match their listener's interests, knowledge, and language ability.

How are signs and symbols forms of structural language? Into which category would signs and symbols fit? How are signs and symbols used to convey meaning? Why are signs and symbols used to convey meaning? How might this relate to ‘distinctively visual?’