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    Oral Language Development

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    Introduction Over the centuries, language has progressed along with human civilization. Some would argue this is what separate us from animals, more importantly however, through different forms of language we are able to express our intentions, share our thoughts and feelings and create better pedagogies for our students. Language can take on many forms, in its purest form language can be heard via oral communication (Fellows & Oakley, 2014), it can vary through, tone, pitch and different types…

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    Language, an everyday form of communication throughout history, has significant effects on the perceptions and viewpoints of the world, whether it relates to time, direction or patterns of life. Furthermore, with the spread of languages across the globe and more than half of earth’s six billion people speaking more than one language, bilingualism remains one of the most quintessential skills in the development of the world. However, the influence of bilingualism and the role it plays in this…

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    Adolescent Language

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    the interesting features of adolescent language and the subsequent attitudes towards them, mainly from the realm of adulthood. Adolescent language appears to experience the most change compared to the language use of either younger children or older speakers, and this is likely due to the idea that around the time of puberty, individuals undergo a large and impactful social change, as their environments, attitudes and stimuli change. As a result, teen language comes to be linked to social change…

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    Pre-Course IPE Paper Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists are two professions that must work with many different professions across the many different settings—hospitals, clinics, or schools. The first assigned reading brings many questions up about Speech Pathologists and Audiologists working with other health-care professions. Ultimately, the goal of each profession working with each other is the health and well-being of the patient. First, Speech-Pathologists have a wide variety…

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    will be considered, being the importance of knowing your students, funds of knowledge, learning a language and…

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    investigation of best practice (p.3). Sharon Nelson-Barber works in the STEM area that advocates for culture and language to be implemented. Zanette Johnson co-founded a K-12 indigenous school and a teacher education program. Louise Lockard, Velma Hale, and Jennie DeGroat are professors at Northern Arizona University they teach bilingual education and advocate for endangered languages. The United States lumps the minorities into a one size fits all category which created the NCLB No Child Left…

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    Annotated Translation

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    Translation means changing the text from source language into Target Language. In Oxford Advance Learner’s Dictionary accessed from internet on June 12th, 2015, translation is the process of changing something that is written or spoken into another language. Larson (1984:3) states that “Translation is transferring the meaning of the source language into the receptor language. This is done by going from the form of the first language to the form of a second language by way of semantic structure”.…

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    The parish school is an independent school that serves children of 18 months to 12 years of age that have difficulties in the areas of language, communication, and/or learning. At this school I had the opportunity to observe two classrooms. The age range for the first classroom is 2-3 years of age. In this classroom, the teacher who is a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP), was conducting a fun activity. It consisted of showing the class pictures of different animals, and as she was showing them,…

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    When thinking about English language learners, they are often all put into the same category: low test scores and low achievement. However, this stereotype is simply that, a stereotype. English language learners come from many backgrounds that contribute to their learning of English and in their everyday education. By using this information, educators can better educate students, so the students do not come to despise school and English as a language, because currently the educational system…

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    Indigenous Education

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    Indigenous students are low. School attendance for a number of Indigenous students is irregular. Australian Institute for…

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