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Want Your Kids To Listen? Stop Telling Them What Not To Do

Using positive language helps clarify expectations for children instead of relying on negative commands.
Shifting from 'no' and 'don't' statements to affirmative directions fosters better understanding in kids.

Why Talking To Your Child Matters, and 5 Ways to Do It

Quality conversations with children are essential for their language development.
Smartphone use can significantly reduce the amount of speech parents direct towards their children.
Parents should strive to balance technology use with engaging interactions.

More Screen Time Means Less Parent-Child Talk, Study Finds

Technoference has a real impact on toddlers' language development, reducing conversations with parents or caregivers.
Screens not only affect children's physical health but also hinder face-to-face interactions crucial for early language development.

Blasting Virtual Aliens Could Help Dyslexic Kids Parse Words

Playing action video games like Space Invaders Extreme 2 may improve word-identification skills in children at risk of dyslexia.

Hilary Hester Ives obituary

Hilary Hester Ives was a prominent figure in developing pedagogy for teaching bilingual children, emphasizing language skills development through collaborative group work.
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