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    El Deafo

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    “Moral thought may be considered partially to generate its own data as it goes along” is a famous quote once said by Lawrence Kohlberg. Lawrence Kohlberg was an American psychologist best known for his theory of the six stages of moral development. Most people will not make it through all stages in their lifetime and it is rare for anyone to make it to stage 6. Based on this scale, I will analyze Cece from the book El Deafo by Cece Bell who is at stage four on the scale. In addition I will also…

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    Language is a means for communication. Effective use of language means effective communication. This is taken a step further when one begins to use persuasive language. The idea of persuasive language is too change the opinion of another and make convince them that another opinion is actually more valid. Grendel by John Gardner is a novel in which a beast known as Grendel transforms from a young playful creature, into a cynical monster. Grendel has one particular influence along the way which…

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    repertoire. (Bearne,1999). Goodman (1967) states that children also draw on syntactic and semantic cues to bring meaning from reading. Syntactic cues and semantic are based on the child’s own knowledge of the world and their understanding of how language is structured for them to derive…

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    this study we will be focusing on the “magic years”(Shelov & Altmann, 2015), ages 3-4. Observation of the behavior of 4 year old Lizzie, and 3 year old Braxton has already taken place. Their behavior varies because Braxton is deaf and his language skills are used through signing rather than speech, but there is still much development that takes place at this stage that has been observed. Once children reach the preschool ages of 3 and 4 years, they have already begun to lose…

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    Phonics Instruction

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    Phonics instruction is very important in developing language and reading abilities in children. When children are learning about phonics, they are learning that letters make sounds, these sounds can be blended together to form words, and identify spelling patterns in said words. Once all of this is learned they are able to decode words by breaking down the sounds of the word and slowly blending those sounds together and then saying the word. Over time they will be come familiar with words…

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    Introduction Throughout the world spoken language has been the original form of communication. People have been using verbal dialogue to communicate for millions of years where as writing is the more recent form of communicating with one another. It is unclear how spoken language was first used yet writing was invented by Sumerians around 3200 B.C (Bright, 2012). Spoken language is still the primary means of communicating in today’s society however written language also plays an important role…

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    War With Words The use of communication in the modern day can lead to either utter havoc, peaceful reconciliation or a joyous celebration; it all depends on how the series of small syllabled words are stringed together. Some individuals may choose to impact the world negatively though their words, while others unite a community and do heroic things by simply speaking. In the novel/autobiography An Ordinary Man, by Paul Rusesabagina, words are used in many different ways to both save and take…

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    professionals job to be vigilant in the use of proper language. On the contrary, the use of slang in the professional realm can be beneficial. Just because someone has high standing does not mean that they would seem unprofessional if they used slang.…

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    along as she engages him in conversation between the differences between boys and girls. Then he completes two conservation tasks, which test his cognitive development. During this interaction, Bunny makes clear comments, gestures, and uses his body language to show his boredom or interest in the task. In each video segment the children are completing two separate tasks, and although these may seem like completely unrelated scenarios, both provide a brief extract into the cognitive, linguistic,…

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    Rhetoric Body Language

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    Rhetoric and Body language both have integral roles in the use of effective speech. To deliver the best possible presentation, both skills must be exploited. However, when the argument arises on which is more important for gaining the respect, and attention of a crowd, rhetoric come out on top. Obviously, without use of body language, it is unlikely many will hear the argument, much less seriously consider it. However, rhetoric is undoubtedly more important because it can be used to present a…

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