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About the Course
In this short course you will explore the possibility that children might acquire written language in a way that is similar to how they acquire spoken language—without instruction. You will encounter various aspects of behavioral science and technology that are relevant to this proposition. You will have the opportunity to learn the the perceptual, cognitive, and neurological capacities of children during their first years of life. You will advance your understanding of children and how they learn language. You will also be more attuned to current advances in the technology of human machine interactions, and what these phenomena imply for learning to read at an early age.
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MS
Jun 17, 2018
It was a very interesting course that opened up my mind regarding early literacy in children. This new perspective could be a great start for further research on the topic.
SJ
Apr 16, 2020
I really enjoyed the information it was very informative and something that I can use in my personal and professional life.
Thank you for making this a free training!
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By B I
•Jul 7, 2023
Just a lot of he said she said. In conclusion reading is characters that kids memorize.
By Tochi U
•Mar 22, 2021
Overly complicated and difficult to follow. Technical problems mean I cannot answer any of the questions or participate in discussions. This is my first experience with Courser and possibly my late.