Do bilingual children have something extra?
The training to which the brain is subjected to be able to learn different sounds and words by switching from one language to another depending on the context in which the children …
Linguistics Study Notes
Linguistics study notes and subject will be discuss in this category.
Linguistics study notes and subject. Here will be updating this section with more information on Applied Linguistics, Second Language Acquisition, and Language Pedagogy, discourse analysis, phonetics and phonology in the future.
What is linguistic? We can use it as a term for nothing less than the study of language. So, how do we define human language? And how can we study it? That leads to a number of questions both ancient and modern, from the time of Panini’s Sanskrit grammar to modern computational linguistic.What if we ask instead how language is relevant to everyday life (applied linguistics)?
Language is learned and taught (language acquisition), processed by computers (computational linguistics), relies on human biology (evolutionary linguistics), is intertwined with the role of the brain and its functions (neurolinguistics & psycholinguistics) and has many other applications.
HOW TO WRITE A LOVE LETTER
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Speech therapy as a pedagogical science
Speech therapy as a pedagogical science. Starting from what the term itself means we find that Speech Therapy is made up of two Greek words: logos, which means word and paideia, which refers …
Basic lines for the speech therapy care of schoolchildren with dysarthria
Basic lines for the speech therapy care of schoolchildren with dysarthria . There is an insufficiency in the innervation of the organs involved in the emission of speech. It usually arises as a …
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Dysgraphia
Dysgraphia . It is a difficulty in coordinating the muscles of the hand and arm, in children who are intellectually normal and who do not suffer from severe neurological deficits. This difficulty prevents mastering and …
Dysphemia
Dysphemy . Verbal fluency disorder in which there are no organic abnormalities and is characterized by verbal interruptions that affect the rhythm of language and the melody of speech. Summary [ hide ] 1 Features 1 Dysphemia, Stuttering …
Childhood dysphasia
Childhood dysphasia . Disorder in language acquisition that manifests itself in an alteration in the expression and understanding of language . Dysphasic children have language deficits, both comprehensive and expressive. They usually use gestures and mime …