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- Language is a foundation of human life. In fact, many of argued that language is what separates humans from all other species of animals across the globe.
- But, how exactly is langue learned? I will be your narrator as we explore the world of language and language acquisition. Come with me!
- In his paper, titled Cognitive Basis of Language Learning in Infants Jon Mcanmara argues that language learning occurs before even the first utterance of language occurs.
- Who's my little boy?
- BA! BAAAAA!
- He also argues that although said infants don't actually understand language as a concept yet, they can understand tone and that something is trying to be communicated to them. This is the first step of language learning
- In his book about child language development, researcher William O'Grady argues that children learn a lot of language through small talk.
- Dada why do you have spikes on your head?
- O'Grady also argues that although small talk greatly increases the vocabulary of young children, most children still don't fully understand how and when to use language.
- Hahaha, that's just my hair sweetheart.
- O'Grady says that a key factor of language learning is the growth of vocabulary. By the age pf 15 months a child may know 50 total words but they should be learning 10 new words per day.
- Mama what's that?
- By the age of 6, a child will have 14,000 known words and they should be learning up to 20 new words per day.
- It's called a sprinkler, it helps the grass grow!
- She argues that storytelling, whether from a book or otherwise is one of the best ways to foster understanding of language to real concepts. It should be a focus for parents and caregivers at the beginning stages of language development.
- In her writing about language acquisition, researcher Basil Johnson argues that although vocabulary growth is an important part of learning language, understanding is greatly important too.
- Once upon a time.....
- I hope you enjoyed this intro into the acquisition of language in children and how to foster language development!
- Here are a few citations:Johnson, Basil. "How Do We Learn Language." What Do We Learn (1999): 43-51.O'grady, W. (2005). How children learn language. Cambridge University Press.Macnamara, John. "Cognitive basis of language learning in infants." Psychological review 79.1 (1972): 1.
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