Answering questions to a TED Talk
As we learned this chapter, language production is commonly categorized into four consecutive stages \u2013 conceptualization, formulation, articulation, and self-monitoring.
Watch about the first half of this TEDTalk (~10:40) to view an insightful observation of language acquisition. This video is about 17 minutes; watch the video and respond to following 3 questions.
https:\/\/www.ted.com\/talks\/deb_roy_the_birth_of_a_word\/transcript?language=en#t-263511 <\/p>\n
Have you ever\u00a0observed someone\u2019s first language acquisition process\u00a0(with a sibling, family member, or your child)? If you don\u2019t have that personal example, you can share your thoughts on this TEDTalk and language acquisition or any new information you learned from it.\u00a0What emotions\u00a0did you experience when you observed their \u201cfirst word\u201d moment?
Regarding your example in Q1, did you notice\u00a0any similarities between the concepts mentioned in this video and your experiences\u00a0(feedback loops- \u201cgaga\u201d transitioning to \u201cwater\u201d overtime, or solo hotspot, or wordscape etc.). Are any of these concepts\u00a0related to what you read in chapter 8 (or 9) in your textbook?
This TEDTalk is about first language acquisition. Do you think the process of learning your\u00a0first language is different than learning a foreign language at a later time in your life? Or, do you think the two are more similar in nature? Justifiy your answer. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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