At the beginning of this stage, Thad knew about 50 words and could make a few two - or three-word sentences. By the end of the stage, Thad is a fluent speaker of the language, with most of the spoken language skills of an adult. What stage is Thad passing through?

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Saige George

24 May, 01:24

At the beginning of this stage, Thad knew about 50 words and could make a few two - or three-word sentences. By the end of the stage, Thad is a fluent speaker of the language, with most of the spoken language skills of an adult. What stage is Thad passing through?

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Everett Mercado · Answer 1

Preoperational

Explanation:

The preoperational stage of learning is the first stage where a person learns a language. In this stage a person cannot form sentences as they do not understand concrete logic. This makes it not possible to manipulate information which is required to make sentences and speak. It is also not possible to another person's perspective.

Hence, Thad was passing through the Preoperational stage of cognitive learning.