Session 3 Forum Activity: What I learned about how babies think about language. by Ashley Smyth https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso Language development in infants en-us 2020-09-18 05:55:46 UTC 2023-01-20 09:34:22 UTC hello@padlet.com Forum 3 https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/800687724 Yolanda]]> 2020-10-04 10:31:48 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/800687724 https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/800696820 2020-10-04 10:44:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/800696820 Forum 3 https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/801325404
Why could you call a baby “ a citizen of the world when it comes to language?
Answer : babies can descriminate all the sounds regardless of the country and language which is being used.

I’m your view what else needs to be combined with language in order for learning to take place in the baby
  Answer : according to my view, I think one aspect the which is listening. Children are good listeners they listening attentively and they are able to record statistics. Which they are brain is capable enough. 
]]> 2020-10-04 22:45:34 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/801325404 Mercy ptalibrarian https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/802542632 1. Babies are called "citizens of the world " because early in life, infants can absorb and distinguish differences between all sounds used in different languages. They're not culture bound listeners; they don't only hear the sounds from language of their own.
2. Nurturing interactions are also valuable to babies' early language development. Parents, caregivers and other children can help babies to develop the language skill by talking to them. Face to face interactions are necessary to help babies learn to talk.]]> 2020-10-05 10:59:11 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/802542632 Jessica Munyanyi -Forum 3 Answers. https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/803490981 1.    I think they are referred to as citizens of the world because they are born without speech they don’t speak any language and later can develop to speak a specific languages based on where they grow up. Babies are a lot better than grown-ups at learning new languages. The first three years of a child a critical period and language is one of the best examples. From 0-7 years children are phenomenal at their abilities to simply absorb information about a language by hearing it  which makes it easier for them to learn 

2. Babies learn better with different visuals like observing, watching faces and responding to voices listening to sounds and making sounds and singing. When they Playing and interacting with you and others it  helps them  learn the skills they needs for life – like communicating, thinking, problem-solving, moving and being with other people and interacting with them. Exploring with different “safe objects” – for example, putting things in her mouth, and using things like toys such as blocks and shape puzzles.

]]> 2020-10-05 15:27:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/803490981 Session 3 Forum Activity: What I learned about how babies think about language. https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/803661075 Hlatse 

1. Babies are considered "citizens of the world" when it comes to languages because they are able to discern between different languages, regardless of the country or sound. They are able to absorb the languages spoken around them and hence retain the language, with bilingual babies their brains are able to retain two sets of statistics that represent each language they speak and hence they are able to alternate between the two languages. Adults in contrast are unable to think this way as their statistics have been set in memory and they are accustomed to "culture-bound listening" where they are only able to hear their own language. 

2. In my experience, I would say that language combined with patience and exposure to different forms of learning, such as tv shows that are suited to babies and different games such as blocks with colours help babies make associations and hence better develop their language as well as their other skills such as their fine motor skills. ]]> 2020-10-05 16:04:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/803661075 Session 3 Forum Activity https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/804382339 Mirriam
1. Babies are considered citizens of the world because they are not limited by the culture they are born into when it comes to learning a language. If they are socialized with humans from other cultures who speak a language which is new to them they are able to familiarise themselves with that language by picking up and analysing the sounds which are particular to that language. The critical time in which babies are able to learn a new language is from 6-8 months, thereafter from ten months they are tied to the language they were exposed to in those 2 critical months of learning. If babies are exposed to two different languages during the critical stage of language learning they are able to discriminate between the two by switching to the language they recognise.
2. In my view human social interaction needs to be combined with language in order for language learning to take place in the baby.   ]]> 2020-10-05 18:43:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/804382339 Ishfaaq https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/809722985 1. Babies are called 'citizens of the world' when it comes to language because they are able to distinguish between different sounds  irrespective of the language they are hearing. As adults we loose this ability. 

2. Visual activity helps babies relate words to either objects or expressions. They need to hear it from a person not just a recording to make sense. e.g. Showing a child different blue objects while saying the word blue and then showing objects of another color repeating those color names. ]]> 2020-10-07 09:54:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/809722985 Robin Terblanche https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/810256268 1. A baby could be called a 'citizen of the world', because as the presenter stated, "they can discriminate all sounds from all languages". This means that babies are able to discriminate different languages from each other and are able to learn each language they come into contact with. What was interesting for me was that as soon as a baby has their first birthday, this ability starts to vanish. 
2. I believe that a good combination for learning languages is social interaction and also the ability to actively listen. The baby needs to see a human being, interact with them and listen to what they are saying. Through this they will be able to discriminate sounds and learn the language. ]]> 2020-10-07 13:47:27 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/810256268 Forum Activity 3 - Tarryn Bennallack https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/812749951 1) I think babies can be seen as citizens of the world because at such a young age their ability to acquire a new language is remarkable and they obtain the ability to learn any language if they receive the correct exposure and learning style. 
2) Along with the correct exposure such as speaking, writing and daily practice I am lead to believe that listening to the language - even if you don't understand it just yet- can have amazing effects on the ability of a child to learn the language as constant exposure is vital. Pictures and for small children interactive shows can really capture and retain a child's attention and interest in learning any language. ]]> 2020-10-08 05:30:20 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/812749951 Forum 3 https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/812835357 Koena 

1. Babies are seen as citizens of the world because they able to hear all sounds of every language. They start processing sound in the last ten weeks of pregnancy. A foetus has the ability to hear and recognise information. When they are born, they can hear all sounds of any language.
2. The input of the parent is important. Parents who often sing, talk to their children, explain and read for them, they make a good contribution to their baby’s language development.

]]> 2020-10-08 06:17:37 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/812835357 Portia Dube https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/814094091 1. In the language area, I think babies are like a clean slate. They have an ability to learn any language as long as they are exposed to it. So it can be a language from any part of the world, they will be able to grasp it. 

2. Language must be combined with pictures/visuals so that the babies can be able to make the connection or association.

]]> 2020-10-08 15:00:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/814094091 Noëlla Mbuguje - Forum 3 https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/814493932 2020-10-08 16:30:38 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/814493932 Hannah Butters- 1. Babies are seen as citizens of the world because they can pick up the differences of sounds no matter what language is spoken.  2. I believe that seeing things will help the baby learn better and additionally hearing as well. https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815205342 2020-10-08 19:28:06 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815205342 ragele13 https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815411811 2020-10-08 20:50:09 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815411811 https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815420467 Session 3
1. Babies are "citizens of the world" because of their ability to absorb and learn any language no matter where they are in the world. They can discern between different sounds that build the foundations to learn a language, an ability that adults don't have.
2. The environment in which the baby grows greatly influence his/her ability to learn. The baby needs constant exposure to the language, this as the language is spoken to and around the him/her. A combination of auditory and visual stimuli improves the baby's ability to grasp the language. A nurturing and patient environment is also important.]]> 2020-10-08 20:54:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815420467 https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815570008 2020-10-08 22:27:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815570008 Amogelang Ngwetjana https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815570461 1. When it comes to language I would call a baby a citizen of the world, because of how children interact with the things around especially people who communicate with them. Children can identify the different sounds from a language, and this makes them precious enough to count them in on being active communicators.
2. Something else that needs to be involved with language for a child to learn, is human actions. Any way that a person may be physically attracting the child, by forms of movement with the body parts will be helpful with the learning process.]]> 2020-10-08 22:28:07 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/815570461 mercy muchunguzi https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/925328389 from what i got from the video, babies absorb statistics of language. they are considered citizens of the world because they are able to discriminate sound of all languages.]]> 2020-11-15 23:43:26 UTC https://padlet.com/ashleys28/he716h8n3tc0kyso/wish/925328389