Course 6 Activity 2: Share Your Thoughts
Do we know that children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language? Share your thoughts.
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Course 3 Activity 3: Share Your Thoughts
Do you believe that every child is unique and their learning style is different? If yes, how will you cater to the different needs of your students in your classroom? Share your thoughts. Steps to be followed:
Do we know that children have a natural inclination
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Yes, it's true that our children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language, as every competencies for learning and development of a child LSRW revolves round the most familiar and spoken common language of the child.
Most of the meaning in a language is held within the way the sounds and symbols are combined. Children learn the language structure and the individual words through imitation, so Yes, it's true that our children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language.
ReplyDeleteYes our children have a inclination for learning language and they enhance of all skills .
ReplyDeletelanguage is held within the way the sounds and symbols are combined. Children learn the language structure and the individual words through imitation, so Yes, it's true that our children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language
ReplyDeleteYes, it's 100% true that our children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language & enhance of all skills, as every competencies for learning and development of a child LSRW revolves round the most familiar and spoken common language of the child.
ReplyDeleteYes, the vocabulary write from home to school keeps on increasing as children involved in number of activities. Free & structured conversation, stories, role play, theme talks, outings, rhymes, songs, etc. give them the opportunities to express their views and think creatively. The letter in the words, the words in the sentences and sentences with visual and graphical print trigger their imagination and use of language increases in context with their surroundings. Hence during the early years language skills flourish in an amazing way with child's potential to understand, to process, and to produce language.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's true that our children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language, as every competencies for learning and development of a child LSRW revolves round the most familiar and spoken common language of the child.
ReplyDeleteWe know that children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language from research conducted on new born babies. Research shows that babies begin to learn language sounds before they’re even born. In the womb, a mother’s voice is one of the most prominent sounds an unborn baby hears. By the time they’re born, new-borns tell the difference between their mother’s language and another language and also show a capability of distinguishing between languages. So it is very evident that children do have a natural inclination for learning language.
ReplyDeleteLanguage is held within the way the sounds and symbols are combined. Children learn the language structure and the individual words through imitation, so Yes, it's true that our children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language. Every competency for learning and development of a child LSRW revolves round the most familiar and spoken common language of the child. Research shows that babies begin to learn language sounds before they’re even born. In the womb, a mother’s voice is one of the most prominent sounds an unborn baby hears. By the time they’re born, new-borns tell the difference between their mother’s language and another language and also show a capability of distinguishing between languages.
ReplyDeleteYes, we know that children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language. Children learn the language structure and the individual words through imitation.
ReplyDeleteYes it is 100% true that our children have a natural inclination for learning and learning through the medium of language. There are lot of activities like stories ,rhymes theme talks ,dance, music ,singing playing, role play which give them the opportunities to express their views and think creatively .During the early years language skills flourish in an amazing way with child's potential to understand ,to process and to produce language. Being a teacher we need to understand that mother tongue is an integral part of a language learning when a child is speaking or writing or giving the response we should allow the child to use mother tongue inside the classroom and eventually the child will be able to gradually get the knowledge in the standard language and will start using it inside the classroom as it is a process. Hence during the early years language skills flourish in an amazing way with child's potential to understand, to process and to produce language.
ReplyDeleteWe know that children have a natural inclination for (LSRW) oral and written language learning through the medium from birth through gestures, body language, actions, facial expressions ,from surrounding different sound, symbols playing, singing telling stories, ...........during early years language skills flourish in an amazing way with children potential to understand to process and to produce language...
ReplyDeleteOverall, there are three stages of language development, which occur in a familiar pattern. So, when children are learning to speak, understand, and communicate, they follow an expected series of milestones as they begin to master their native tongue.
ReplyDeleteIt is said that at the time of crisis, child calls for help in his own language and not in the language learnt in a formal way. Therefore, impact of mother tongue is deep even though it has nothing to do with formal language.this fact
ReplyDeleteYes, it's very natural that children have a natural tendency for learning, especially with their mother tongue. The early years journey starts with reflexes, stimuli, gestures, imitation....and slowly inclined with the learning words and start to understand how the sounds within language work together. These words fit in different ways and mould the shape of phrases and small sentences. With the continuous gaining of experiences through conversation, interaction, exploration, rhymes, songs, stories, talks, and many other ways lead children with speech emergence. Grapho-phonics awareness, semantics, syntax and pragmatics work with the continuous involvement of the children in LSRW activities. As the thought processes and experience brook with the river of mother tongue, the continuous further more stimuli in this language make the foundational literacy and numeracy stage more fertile to lead the other learning ahead on it.
ReplyDeleteLearning multiple languages is a blessing. In the Indian scenario, our children are blessed as they learn 2 to 4 languages in school which could be apart from their own mother tongue.
ReplyDeleteKnowing and speaking different languages gives children freedom to be able to communicate and language is no longer a barrier for them.
Children learn the language structure and the individual words through imitation.So it's very true that children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through the medium of language
ReplyDeleteYes, most of the children learn through observation. Every child is able to speak his mother tongue with correlating words with reaction. So it's natural inclination of learning language.
ReplyDeleteYes children have a natural inclination towards learning language. They also form their own language and vocabulary during their early years and go on improving upon as they grow up.
ReplyDeleteYoung children learn best through their own curiosity and discovery. By observing their environment and peers, interacting with their surroundings, and obeying their instincts and impulses in a safe, educational space, children are able to craft their own education.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely children have an inborn inclination towards learning languages. Starting from humming and making different sounds they gradually pick up words which they hear very often in their household. They also start associating words with the related objects through observation. Learning various languages is always a boon for the children. In the early stage when the rapid development of brain takes place, if a child is given enough opportunity to learn phonics, sounds , words and other such things , then with regular monitoring he/ she can master the art of language learning.
ReplyDeleteOfcourse children have natural inclination towards learning languages.They need joyful atmosphere and learning process.Different methods in teaching ( especially joyful and playful methods for kids ) will help children to understand the concept easily.
ReplyDeleteChildren have a natural inclination for oral and written language learning through the medium of language from birth . Children do these through gestures, body language, actions, facial expressions , sounds from different surroundings, they make their own sounds , symbols , from playing things , singing, telling stories. During the early years of child development , language skills develops very strongly with potential to understand, process and produce language.
ReplyDeleteLanguage development is an amazing process. In fact, learning language is natural, an innate process babies are born knowing how to do.1 Interestingly, all children, no matter which language their parents speak, learn language in the same way. Overall, there are three stages of language development, which occur in a familiar pattern. So, when children are learning to speak, understand, and communicate, they follow an expected series of milestones as they begin to master their native tongue. However, note that individual children will progress at their own pace along this timeline within an expected range of deviation.
ReplyDeleteLanguage Development Stage 1: Learning Sounds
Language Development Stage 2: Learning Words
Language Development Stage 3: Learning Sentences
The vernacular language is simply defined as the language spoken in the streets. This is the language that will be heard spoken among st the common people, and used to define and identify the groups of people. The Vernacular Language impacted and changed the cultures during the early centuries. Some of the main factors contributed and were responsible for the rise and spread of the vernacular language were demand of spreading religion, demand of education, and the need of a commonly spoken language for the literature to be produced in to be available to all.
ReplyDeleteVernacular Language is still important for the more effective development of the country and for involving each and every part in the development. Importance of vernacular language can be understood by the words of former President of India Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam who once said that science education should be imparted to children in vernacular language to bring creativity and enable easy grasp of the subject. He advised teachers to bring out creativity in children and teach them science in their mother-tongue. Kalam advised teachers to make children employment generators and not mere employment seekers’.
English Language
English being one of the most widely spoken language and due to the globalization, it is of great benefit to the present generation to know the language.
English tops the list of languages understood by inhabitants from different states, and therefore English Medium schools are a better alternative over vernacular medium schools.
The subject knowledge is important but it is also important to apply that language in real world. And in today’s world, English is must to excel your knowledge and skills.
Learning in vernacular medium schools can have two types of effects on students. Either they can feel biased towards their native language, or they can fell diffident of being educated in vernacular medium school.
Vernacular Language
The best way to make children learn is to teach them in their native language. They don’t feel burdened and learn difficult concepts effortlessly in their mother tongue.
Education in English is not the only way to growth. A number of developed nations don’t use English, but their native language to impact education to children.
Children should be treated like humans and not like robots. If things are taught in their native language they will even love to learn history.
English is good as a curriculum. However, rest of the subjects can be taught in vernacular language.
India lacks skilled teachers, and therefore changing the instruction medium can solve the entire problem. Also, it should be noted that over 75% of population in India doesn’t speak English.
Yes, children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through medium of language.
ReplyDeleteEven before a hild is born it responds to sound . After birth it's sound and symbols which makes him/her feel or sense. At home at listening to various sounds learning of various new wrds take place. When entering schools child communicate with others in one's own way and while interacting with others they learn many different words even learnt words of other language and use it not only among friends but at home too. Such creative and innovative mind starts to find out the names of the things present in the surrounding .
Thus we can say language learning is a developmental non linear process and every child possess it and has an inclination towards it.
Yes, children have a natural inclination for learning language and learning through medium of language is natural and an innate process where children know how to do. Its no matter whatever the language their parents speak, children learn language in the same way.
ReplyDeleteYes children have natural inclination of learning languages. They are imaginative and they need to express their imagination. For this they need a language. Children have an urge to share their thoughts so they are inclined to learn a language. This is the reason they learn their mother tongue on spontaneously.
ReplyDeleteChildren have a natural inclination for (LSRW) oral and written language learning through the medium from birth through gestures, body language, actions, facial expressions ,from surrounding different sound, symbols playing, singing telling stories, ...........during early years language skills flourish in an amazing way with children .
ReplyDeleteYes, they have natural inclination. For learning languages
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