Corinne Kelly

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

I found this article on language acquisition! https://t.co/3ipBpJuGZw #eng211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@elyshatotten I think this is very disrespectful as well. No language is “better” or “prettier” than another. All have a purpose and are great in their own ways as this is the way people communicate.

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@JessLocklier I found this very interesting because I couldn’t believe it only became a sign language in 1980. Even more amazing that the deaf children were able to create their own.

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

I enjoyed reading about language acquisition. I didn’t know there were so many cognitive stages of development when it came to fully being able to speak. #eng211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@elyshatotten I agree! I think it gives my paper a lot more structure and keeps me on track, as well as making the actual writing process faster when it’s time to create the paper.

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

While reading about my topic of stuttering, I discovered that many children with stuttering difficulties may feel anxious and embarrassed and this can carry on to their adulthood. I find it sad that peers make fun of their classmates for things they can’t control. #eng211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

After not creating an annotated bibliography for many past papers, I found it to be very helpful and wish I would have done these more. I like having everything planned out and I feel more confident about writing my paper! #eng211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@odblt I’ll have to look into that! That sounds really interesting. Goes to show how important linguistics are in all aspects of life!

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@elyshatotten This is a great point! Syntax and grammar are so important in regards to communication

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

This week while learning about semantics, I learned about the differences between a homography, a homonymy, and a homophony. Very similar words with closely related meanings! #eng211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

Thought this was informative to help spot the differences of autism and a language delay/disorder. #ENG211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

I wanted to write about speech disorders because my career goal is to be a speech pathologist. This topic interests me a lot and I’m ready to learn more about it. #ENG211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

For my research paper, I decided on writing about the most common speech disorders in children. I’m going to talk about how therapy can help correct each disorder and the prime ages for each occurring. #ENG211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@elyshatotten I think this is interesting too! You would think that it would be a rule of English..I guess people who are learning just have diffferent ways to learn the language since it is so difficult

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@AWachterNSC I am guilty of some of these too! I don’t always realize when I say some of these incorrectly but I always notice when other people do

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

Teaching children about syntax would help children learn better in my opinion. I think this is a huge part of speaking and it’s crazy to me that there is not more emphasis on it. #eng211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@charla_valdez I think this is a really interesting thought! I bet there wouldn’t be so much said about how and why people speak a certain way

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@AWachterNSC I agree! I think everyone should think before they speak and stop judging who someone is just by their social media profiles.

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

I was shocked to believe there are still groups of people that use Shakespearean speech. I honestly thought that it disappeared long ago. #eng211sp21

[Corinne Kelly @CKellyNSC]

@hare_marisa I thought this was interesting to learn as well! I didn’t know how closely related the languages were