How phonemic awareness develops as your child becomes older
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When your child’s frustration with articulation means something more
How speech therapists check articulation based on age
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In today’s Webisode, a pediatric speech therapist will explain useful strategies to use when teaching a second language to a child.
In this video you will learn:
When is the right time to teach your child a second language
Effective tactics to use when teaching your child a second language
Video Transcription:
Announcer: From Chicago’s leading experts in pediatrics to a worldwide
audience, this is Pediatric Therapy TV, where we provide
experience and innovation to maximize your child’s
potential. Now, your host, here’s Robyn.
Robyn: Hello, and welcome to Pediatric Therapy TV. I’m your host Robyn
Ackerman, and I’m standing here today with a Pediatric
Speech Pathologist, Katie Secrest. Katie, can you tell our
viewers when the best time to introduce a second language
is?
Katie: Sure. So, just like when you teach your child their native
language, you want to teach the child a second language as
early as you possibly can. The later in life, or the older
your child is, the more difficult it will be for them to
learn that second language. You’re also going to use
similar techniques when you’re teaching a second language,
just like you would their native language. You want to
model, repeat and expand, and use visuals when you can.
So, for instance, if I was teaching a child the word “ball”
in English, I would model and say, “Ball.” I would repeat
and expand, and say, “Red ball. My ball. Bounce ball,” and
then I would use a visual, just like I am here, using the
actual object.
Robyn: All right, well thank you so much, and thank you to our
viewers, and remember, keep on blossoming.
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