How does parental interaction stimulate toddler's language development?
What will be an ideal response?
Numerous studies have shown that the more that parents talk to their children, the better their language development is. Further, parental verbal interaction stimulates early language acquisition. The research provided in the book shows that high-income parents speak to their children the most. Other research shows that high levels of maternal responsiveness are correlated with earlier timing of language milestones.
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Ramesh is enrolled in a program in between middle school and high school in which he learns about the culture of his new school and strengthens his academic skills. This type of program is
a. a bridge program. b. referred to as "on-boarding.". c. referred to as "initiation.". d. only for children who have excelled academically in the past.
Many women appear to experience some level of the blues or depression after pregnancy. How many women experience these feelings? Is this a cultural phenomenon? Why might women experience such feelings?
What will be an ideal response?