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    Introduction To Linguistics (Langed 40) The Power of Language Nutrition

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    The power of language nutrition refers to the positive effects of language-rich interactions on a child's brain development, health, and future academic achievement. Studies have shown that more words spoken to a child leads to better reading, writing, speech understanding, and vocabulary. Language nutrition gained through social interactions is crucial for a child's neurodevelopment, with higher word exposure contributing to increased vocabulary, enhanced language and speech processing, and improved literacy.

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    The power of language nutrition refers to the positive effects of language-rich interactions on a child's brain development, health, and future academic achievement. Studies have shown that more words spoken to a child leads to better reading, writing, speech understanding, and vocabulary. Language nutrition gained through social interactions is crucial for a child's neurodevelopment, with higher word exposure contributing to increased vocabulary, enhanced language and speech processing, and improved literacy.

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    The power of language nutrition refers to the positive effects of language-rich interactions on a child's brain development, health, and future academic achievement. Studies have shown that more words spoken to a child leads to better reading, writing, speech understanding, and vocabulary. Language nutrition gained through social interactions is crucial for a child's neurodevelopment, with higher word exposure contributing to increased vocabulary, enhanced language and speech processing, and improved literacy.

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    Manliguez September 24, 2020


    BSED – 101

    Introduction to Linguistics (LangEd 40)


    The Power of Language Nutrition

    1. What does power of language nutrition mean?

    The power of language nutrition refers to the positive effects brought by


    language nutrition to the brain development, health, and future academic achievement
    of a child. Language nutrition refers to language-rich interactions that facilitate
    development. Studies have shown the more words spoken to a child, the better the
    child’s reading and writing skills, understanding of speech, and vocabulary size.

    2. What is the influence of language nutrition on language development?

    Since language nutrition is gained through social interaction, social interactions


    are therefore crucial for a child’s neurodevelopment. Research has shown that a higher
    number of words spoken to a child contributes to increased vocabulary development,
    enhanced language and speech processing, and improved literacy outcomes. In other
    words, shared dialogic reading positively influences children’s literacy/language skills.

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