The kids can learn how to crawl and stand up by 12 months old. At the age of 24 months, the children begin to run, know how to kick a ball and walk around. From when they were born until 2 years old, the children are in the famous developmental stage that the researcher Jean Piaget called the sensorimotor period. Language developmental changes will occur during these crucial years of life. The newborns tend to pay attention at the facial expressions to understand what is being communicated to them. The noise that is first attempted occurs within 2 months of their life. It isn’t until the 12th month that their first spoken words are recognizable to the native language. The slow growth of vocabulary doesn’t come until 18 months. Children have to learn the developments proximately around the same period with the difference in their approach to learning it. The ideas that this theory are that the parents are the expert teachers and the frequent repetition is instructive and is needed for well taught infants. This arises from the universal human impulse to imitate. Young children have to master the basic grammar around the same age that the research has proven in order to fully grasp the base of the concepts and the intentions of the language. The second theory is based on that all infants will master the grammar to join the social world
The kids can learn how to crawl and stand up by 12 months old. At the age of 24 months, the children begin to run, know how to kick a ball and walk around. From when they were born until 2 years old, the children are in the famous developmental stage that the researcher Jean Piaget called the sensorimotor period. Language developmental changes will occur during these crucial years of life. The newborns tend to pay attention at the facial expressions to understand what is being communicated to them. The noise that is first attempted occurs within 2 months of their life. It isn’t until the 12th month that their first spoken words are recognizable to the native language. The slow growth of vocabulary doesn’t come until 18 months. Children have to learn the developments proximately around the same period with the difference in their approach to learning it. The ideas that this theory are that the parents are the expert teachers and the frequent repetition is instructive and is needed for well taught infants. This arises from the universal human impulse to imitate. Young children have to master the basic grammar around the same age that the research has proven in order to fully grasp the base of the concepts and the intentions of the language. The second theory is based on that all infants will master the grammar to join the social world