The Syntactic Model, or what is often referred to as the nativist approach, is the belief that all children are born with innate rules that are guidelines for what appropriate language structures should be. Because children are constantly hearing incomplete thoughts and error-filled sentences, it is impossible to acquire language just from
The Syntactic Model, or what is often referred to as the nativist approach, is the belief that all children are born with innate rules that are guidelines for what appropriate language structures should be. Because children are constantly hearing incomplete thoughts and error-filled sentences, it is impossible to acquire language just from