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5 LANGUAGE ACQUISITION - FLA.pdf - 0 views

www.csun.edu/...FLA.pdf acquisition brain language
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    Childhood language acquisition can be affected by the development of cognitive capabilities and interactions.
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Keys to Enhancing Brain Development in Young Children - KeystoEnhancingBrainDevelopment... - 2 views

www3.nd.edu/...DevelopmentinYoungChildren.pdf development children brain language
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    (Jump to point 3). Children learn language through hearing, so making sure they have lots of things to listen to is critical. Toddlers whose mothers talked with them have bigger vocabularies.
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Scientists identify ROBO2, the 'baby talk' gene | Lifestyle from CTV News - 1 views

www.ctvnews.ca/...2-the-baby-talk-gene-1.2010970 brain language gene
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    The gene that affects how babies pick up language has been identified. If we know more about this gene, can we nurture children and help them learn to better suit their needs and increase their language capabilities?
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Could Bilingual Education Mold Kids' Brains to Better Resist Distraction? | MindShift - 2 views

blogs.kqed.org/...s-to-better-resist-distraction bilingual brains kids
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    Raising bilingual children is actually good for them. They develop a better ability to concentrate and deal with conflicting information. This could indicate that nurturing a child's brain can increase their language capabilities.
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Improve Your Baby's Language Skills Even Before He Says a Word - 4 views

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    The way that babies react to certain sounds can indicate their learning patterns and language capabilities later in life.
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