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    Stage 2 Child Studies ‘Are storybooks important in the cognitive and language development of young children?’ Through researching the different developmental stages in young children, it has shown the importance of exposing literature to children from an early age. By exposing literature to children at such a young age it has shown that it has helped their development by in particular their cognitive and language development. ‘Cognitive Development is the construction of thought processes…

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    John Stewart Video Script

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    series of videos or dramas, which unfortunately is made in another language? Video sharing has become a significant part of people’s daily entertainment in the modern society, and such need created an emergence of abundant video producers for the need of various types of video. However, due to the process of globalization and introduction of the internet, people also began to found their own favorite series often made in a language beyond their lingual capabilities. For example, large number…

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    laughs, and everyone laughs along. As the months passes Linnéa’s English grew stronger and stronger. She first felt like she got a grasp on the language in her seventh-grade class around Christmas. Linnéa first considered herself fluent in the beginning of her eighth year. She remembers the moment very well when she first started understanding the language. It was Christmas. She was standing by the double glass sliding door, watching the snowflakes dancing to the ground. Linnéa was thinking…

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    the early childhood classrooms serve children in the areas of speech and/or language. In addition to their specific speech and language skills, children will learn other social communication skills, such as following directions, waiting for a turn, listening and sharing. It is important to provide a variety of experiences to support children’s communication and language skills. This lesson describes how you can create language- and communication-rich environments that engage children in…

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    Gianna's Performance

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    According to this measure, Gianna’s Academic Skills Battery (ASB) – a measure of overall academic achievement in reading, writing, and math – fell within the Below Average range (SS=85), with her performance being above 16% of same-age peers. Reading The Reading Composite is a measure of Gianna’s overall reading skills, which are based on basic word reading, word decoding, and reading comprehension. Gianna’s performance in this composite was in the Below Average range (SS=89; PR=23). The…

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    On the other hand, the efficacy verification of such programs as well as the monitoring of the therapeutic evolution has been restricted to behavioral measures, with a limited quantity of studies that use objective methods aimed for this purpose (Alvarenga, Araújo, Ferraz & Crenitte, 2013). The Cognitive Auditory Evoked Potential (CAEP) - P300 has been used to measure and monitor neurophysiological modifications of the central auditory nervous system (Alonso & Schochat, 2009; Anderson,…

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    Phonemic awareness and phonics are two components of a balanced literacy program in K – 3 classrooms. Phonemic awareness is the understanding that words are made of sounds. Phonics builds on this awareness by teaching the relationships between sounds and letter-symbols. Research supports direct instruction of these components as a precursor to reading success. Commercially-published programs and books, software and apps, and numerous Internet sources can provide teachers with materials needed…

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    using previous knowledge and experience to support the learning or new information. It is essential in all classrooms, for all students, but it particularly important for ELL students as they are not only absorbing new academic information but a new language as well. Scaffolding makes input more comprehensible but also serves to decrease the fear or boredom that comes from a student’s limited understanding the classroom. There are three main types of scaffolding: verbal, procedural and…

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    Russian speaking and native English speaking mothers speaking or singing. This was done by using five English and Russian song samples and six speech samples with each being repeated five times. Infants were either assigned to the Russian or English language condition and listened to the speech or song until they lost interest and turned their attention…

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    can play is to match the rhyming objects. I can post a picture of a cat on the board and ask them to come up with words that rhyme. Rhyming words have the same sound at the end of the words. The purpose of the rhyming activity is to improve oral language skills and helps to smooth out the process of learning to read and write. Another strategy I can use is the syllable counting activity. For this activity, have the student sit next to you at the table and put pictures of different things on…

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