Ha. Have you seen the first one? If not, check it out here.
In the meantime, I love this new one! The scary thing is, I've tried most of what she raps about at least once! :)
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Sunday, March 7, 2010
I'm Drowning in Words...
Going back to school for my Masters in Education has been a humbling experience. Somehow I thought it would all be old hat, and I would sail through graduate school. But I forgot about writing research papers. I have two due on Tuesday plus a presentation on Language Development in Children. Guess what I've spent most of the weekend doing? Big stretch, I know.
I enjoyed gathering the data on the Language Development piece because I found so many great examples of language growth in some miscellaneous videos of children parents had put up online. I've got anywhere from a 1 month old babbling to a 8 year old talking in a fake accent, and the development ramp in between is just amazing. I especially love how children learn to speak in the structure of conversations even before they know the words to say or how to say them. It's the same in reading. They learn the format of reading (how to hold a book, reading from left to right) before they learn what the words on the page mean.
I've attached just a short video clip that I found on youtube. It's cute and exemplative of the way these little minds work.
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I enjoyed gathering the data on the Language Development piece because I found so many great examples of language growth in some miscellaneous videos of children parents had put up online. I've got anywhere from a 1 month old babbling to a 8 year old talking in a fake accent, and the development ramp in between is just amazing. I especially love how children learn to speak in the structure of conversations even before they know the words to say or how to say them. It's the same in reading. They learn the format of reading (how to hold a book, reading from left to right) before they learn what the words on the page mean.
I've attached just a short video clip that I found on youtube. It's cute and exemplative of the way these little minds work.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Monday, January 4, 2010
I'm joining this today.
I have always loved Jen's writing, her spoken audio files and look forward to working with her & her journal to get me back into writing! Won't you join me?
Part 1: The Journey Together through Jen Lee's "Take Me with You" journal from Jen Lee on Vimeo.
For more information about Jen Lee's work, visit jenlee.net.
Part 1: The Journey Together through Jen Lee's "Take Me with You" journal from Jen Lee on Vimeo.
For more information about Jen Lee's work, visit jenlee.net.
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