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1) Define lanugage Acquistion

The process by which young children learn to comprehend and use language is known as language acquisition. It's a natural, fundamental process that starts in early childhood and is impacted by environmental and genetic factors. Important key point: early years, environmental effect, and natural talent.

2) language development stage

the stage during speech

(0–12 months): It sounds like chattering and babbling. Babies react to noises and start to pick up on simple phrases.

Stage of gesture (12–18 months): Using a single word to stand in for an entire concept ("water" with "I want water"). basic expression and understanding of words.

Stage Two (18–24 months): Two-word sentences are formed ("want snack"). understanding fundamental syntax and expanding one's vocabulary. Stage Telegraphic (2–3 years): brief, straightforward sentences that are primarily nouns and verbs ("me want play"). recognising and applying grammatical structures. Complex Phrases (ages 3+):

complete phrases using complex grammar.improved structure, a larger vocabulary, and the ability to start a social discussion

3) Discuss at least three ways to encourage language development in young children

Strategies to Promote Language Acquisition Visual Component: * Images of a group of kids singing, a parent interacting with a child, and an adult reading. * Every image should be paired with a language-promoting exercise. contents: * Three methods to use icons to promote language development: *Interactive Reading: Talk about the images and pose queries. *Describe the environment and routines in daily conversations. * Singing and rhyming improve memory and auditory awareness. * A brief description of each technique's advantages

4) Explain three speech disorders that are recognized in early childhood and outline their possible origin/ cause.

Common Early Childhood Speech Disorders. Visual Element: * Simple, friendly illustrations of children speaking or engaging with adults, symbolizing* support. * Use soft colors to approach the topic sensitively.

stuttering

Phonological Disorder

Articulation Disorder

Defintions

Articulation Disorder: * It entails having trouble making certain speech sounds, which can lead to slurring, confused speech, or the replacement of one sound for another.

Phonological Disorder *is a kind of speech problem that alters how a person makes speaking sounds. The most prevalent kind of speech issue, phonological disorders, impact roughly 5% of children.

'stuttering*Repetition of sounds, syllables, or words. * Prolongation of sounds. * Interruptions in speech known as blocks. *Disruptions in speech flow. * Involuntary repetitions and prolongations of sounds, syllables, words, or phrases.

5. Briefly describe at least five strategies that parents and EC educators can utilize to support the language development of young children, giving examples.

Talking and Narrating: * Explain what you're doing, observing, and thinking. For instance, "I'm going to drink some juice." Promoting Pretend Play: * Role-play and using toys to make up stories. For instance, playing shop where the child explains what each item are for and counting prop money. Developing Child's Speech: * Answer with a little more complex sentences. For instance, if a child says, "big tree," say, "Yes, it's a ver tall tree." Reading Aloud: *Read a variety of stories every day to develop vocabulary and language skills. Asking Questions: *Encourages deeper thinking and more thorough answers. For example, ask, "Can you guys give me some more examples?"

5)Strategies for Parents and Educators

Talk and Narrate

Pretend Play:

Ask question

Encourage role-playing.

Describe your actions.

Promotes detailed responses.

Expand Speech

Read to them

Respond with complex sentences.

Builds vocabulary and understanding.

conclution: * Summarize the importance of early language development. * Emphasize the role of parents and educators as active participants in language-building. * Highlight that fostering language skills builds a strong foundation for future literacy and social skills.

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