Add to ORKGChildren usually begin speaking their first words about 11 or 12 months old. From “mama” and “dada” come more complex words and thoughts
Looks at the widespread use of jargon and other forms of unclear writing that prevent foundations an...
Adults praise children for their first attempts at oral communication. Adults do not point out the e...
One of the key objectives of childhood education is to build empathy and understanding in students. ...
Words are the keys to the heart. Beautifully crafted words have the power to captivate the mind of ...
Children are at risk of becoming adults who are unable to live, work and thrive together within comm...
Drs. Rebecca Hines and Lisa Dieker, UCF Faculty members, share their thoughts on the importance of e...
How can we help all children, since birth, become effective communicators and interpreters? Why shou...
I was thinking this afternoon of the misunderstood language from developing children and adolescen...
Pearl S. Buck suggested so many years ago, through her character Ling Tan, the possibility of mutual...
Health or the National Science Foundation. Nonfinancial Disclosure: Susan Goldin-Meadow has previous...
Words have the power and a huge impact to affect others both in positive and negative terms. Words c...
Our family celebrates Christmas, and my mother-in-law, Marguerite, enjoyed coming to our house to he...
My mother and I were eating dinner recently at her favorite restaurant. We spent several hours talki...
This article is based video data from a project called SALTMusic, for young children diagnosed as ha...
Today’s teens and young adults are doing everything we’ve encouraged them to do; so why are we uneas...
Looks at the widespread use of jargon and other forms of unclear writing that prevent foundations an...
Adults praise children for their first attempts at oral communication. Adults do not point out the e...
One of the key objectives of childhood education is to build empathy and understanding in students. ...
Words are the keys to the heart. Beautifully crafted words have the power to captivate the mind of ...
Children are at risk of becoming adults who are unable to live, work and thrive together within comm...
Drs. Rebecca Hines and Lisa Dieker, UCF Faculty members, share their thoughts on the importance of e...
How can we help all children, since birth, become effective communicators and interpreters? Why shou...
I was thinking this afternoon of the misunderstood language from developing children and adolescen...
Pearl S. Buck suggested so many years ago, through her character Ling Tan, the possibility of mutual...
Health or the National Science Foundation. Nonfinancial Disclosure: Susan Goldin-Meadow has previous...
Words have the power and a huge impact to affect others both in positive and negative terms. Words c...
Our family celebrates Christmas, and my mother-in-law, Marguerite, enjoyed coming to our house to he...
My mother and I were eating dinner recently at her favorite restaurant. We spent several hours talki...
This article is based video data from a project called SALTMusic, for young children diagnosed as ha...
Today’s teens and young adults are doing everything we’ve encouraged them to do; so why are we uneas...
Looks at the widespread use of jargon and other forms of unclear writing that prevent foundations an...
Adults praise children for their first attempts at oral communication. Adults do not point out the e...
One of the key objectives of childhood education is to build empathy and understanding in students. ...