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Improving early child development with words: Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald at TEDxAtlanta

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So people born in poverty sucks Got it
Comment from : @zhangwei4622

what a despickable horrifying experiment! …folks those are the beahaviuorists, people who pretend to not have ANY idea of humanity if they can not measure it !!|!! what a shame, poor child
Comment from : @TheNetatube

her language is problematic and but the message is good we know so much more 10 years later
Comment from : @tbookerish

Learning to read up until 3rd grade and reading to learn above that isn't correct Learning doesn't depend on a specific age Kids are reading to learn from a much younger age
Comment from : @SarahScheller-l7c

Que maravilha! Ainda bem que fiz isso com meu filho
Comment from : @dulceterapias

I am always the most talkative person in my familybrMy in laws would make fun of that sometimes One important aspect is parenting also I went through post partum stress after 2nd baby which went un-diagnosed The environment was equally traumatic for me due to the in laws pushing me alot I suffered alot and would go numb and silent for hours My 2 year old regressed in that one year he is now ASD Level 3 , non verbal and high needs I am trying to get over that grief and to help him grow as an independent child It's a tough journey but I am happy to have the support now
Comment from : @reedafatmah4555

Honestly, this book ‘Raising Warriors: Preparing Your Children For a Godly Life’ gave me the encouragement I needed to stay strong in raising my kids with Christian values, it’s comforting to know Im not alone on this journey
Comment from : @MarkJones-yu1rs

Any book recommendations for early childhood development
Comment from : @derrickagonzales

Talk to your baby - listening to your in depth talk of the subject has for first time in life give the exposure how one can make an infant talk the language only from its mother which is called as the mother tongue This has added to my general knowledge of how an infant can be made to talk the language which was not known to me The talk was superb & wish you add more such infant development videos
Comment from : @francislobo9297

Muito bom compreender a importância de desenvolver a linguagem precocemente E hoje, infelizmente, com celular e redes sociais as pessoas interagem menos com as crianças
Comment from : @claudiasena5484

This video is an eye opening video I am blessed
Comment from : @SaturdaySamson

Summary: Talk with your baby
Comment from : @ThuyKali

Thanks for your contribution as a professional social worker in children development growth Language is our priority in communication
Comment from : @alhajijawara340

Language is definitely important but I think this talk missed the mark High school and even college education does not mean there won’t be poverty
Comment from : @tarynmichelleart

❤
Comment from : @VIOLET-FLAMES

Thank you so much mam
Comment from : @dharmendrapratapchaudhari8242

Ive encouraged my little ones to use words simcr little, every tantrum i told her we use words Not even 2 and she can speak a full sentences, knows shapes, animals, numbers, letters, amazing what just being with your kids will do
Comment from : @Joyann1523

Is the '30 million word gap' by Hart and Risley dating back to their longitudinal study from 1995 in Denver, Colorado?
Comment from : @ginnigarritsen9256

As about laguage nutrition it is undoubtedly important to have interactions and exposing children to language so their brain gets developed but doing so to make a child able to graduate from a high school isn't a key to success without graduating u can still be successful by all means
Comment from : @sucinahaidar116

My senior kindergarten is a great reader, she is reading chapter books at age 5 by now I taught her to read when she is only 3 years old Yes it makes a big difference when u start talking to your child when they are newborn Goodluck to all parents
Comment from : @mamameahsoriano6919

I think a better way to tackle this issue is from the origin: why aren't poorer mothers talking to their babies? No one told the "richer" mothers to talk to their babies, so what is the difference between the rich one and the poor one in their communication systems?
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Comment from : @marlenesantana6772

Question, those kids that didn't gt much interaction with their parent, are a lost cause now? Or is there something that can be done?
Comment from : @cathiegotuzzo4879

Does success in life , guaranties peace or happiness ?
Comment from : @DanielMartinez-cq1em

BS! It is an exchange of energy We crave connection or an exchangeof energy "Can't is a scarecrow " Nietzsche This lady says "Can't "too much for me brBe your hero Be your 🌞
Comment from : @sherececocco

This is such a great presentation - so important for the caregivers all around the world!
Comment from : @claudiasasse8748

Excellent video and lesson
Comment from : @staceykester1862

If talking to your baby is the most important factor than wouldn't being on welfare benefit the babies? Going to work an putting your baby in a daycare would drastically reduce the amount of daily interactions with their caregivers
Comment from : @nigelv9148

Still experiment!
Comment from : @keithdaragon

it IS the income lmao it's extremely short-sighted to think income is unrelated to how much parents talk to their kids it's literally the number 1 thing if you have more money, you can literally afford to spend more time talking to your baby you don't just have to educate parents, you have to give them enough time to do all these things a rich family might able to afford to have one stay at home parent or hire a nanny or something and have someone who can basically spend the entire day talking to the baby a poor family won't be able to do that
Comment from : @ishathakor

Okay so… for someone who has been on wic… the food options are processed and absolutely horrible Y’all go by the FDA… look into research done outside of the USA when it comes to nutrition At least I can purchase farm foods for my kids with EBT… even if that means I go without I’ve gotten better food from food banks than we get from wic
Comment from : @Iannaz91

superb information, simple and powerful!
Comment from : @kautilyapratapsingh

Love!! A FTM here and I always try to talk to my baby! I read Spanish English books I teach him sign language here and there I talk to him about what we’re doing and what we can see, I only hope that my sweet boy thrives
Comment from : @laurenastudillo3216

Anyone wanted to just comfort that baby It was hard to watch 😩
Comment from : @queensumeya

She had me in the first half but lost me in the second
Comment from : @alschirjaev9213

This was a tough watch for me as a parent I stopped it a few times and had to push myself to continue and finish brEvery child is different and milestones are attained at different levels Breathe parents Take one day a time
Comment from : @lifeofpiya1

I think still face experiment is just cruel!
Comment from : @Tulayization1

It's not language/more words Kind interaction with a child empowers it
Comment from : @vramkrishna5598

So boring and repetitive
Comment from : @gdjicaAnaliza

So I send my 2 years old to daycare Does that mean I'm doing it wrong? She stays around 56 hours there
Comment from : @KimJojo123

Is she talking about third grade of kindergarten or elementary school ?
Comment from : @joru4035

3rd grade? My daughter is 5 and she can read almost fluently What are you guys doing over there in the Amerikas?brI mean im pritty sure my daughter could have learned to read already when she was to If I knew it was so easy to learn Took me like a month or two and after that she was on her ownchildren loves books and I dont so im very pleased she can read alreadybrAnd im not saying this to brag Im only saying that teaching children to read is suuuuper easy to fix and its not really a problem seems more like you make it a problem This is crazy
Comment from : @Torsdagskvallsmys

This presentation is all over the place and barely coherent
Comment from : @AliRyan-sg5ju

Well this is definitely outdated research The value of communication is decreasing by the day
Comment from : @rassiamelo6076

Eye opening!
Comment from : @atifadeshamukhya4668

My husband did not go to college yet sounds very educated and has a wider vocabulary than me (who went to university) my parents did not go to college His parents went to university He says his father (he graduated from an IV league school) would always read books to him and so he found a love for reading (mostly fantasy) I don’t have memories of my parents reading to me I remember watching a lot of TV while my husband did not have cable Long story short read to your baby/child!
Comment from : @Thatmormonchica

Great , motivating and inspiring talk MamAppreciate the efforts you have brought forth for the development of kids !
Comment from : @Doctor_Ash

How about multiple languages at home, is it good or bad? In our family we speak English, Mandarin and grandma speaks in dialect
Comment from : @mira6010

Now mothers are hardwired in their devices and that experiment with the baby is a reality with so many babies today
Comment from : @aileenhernandez9647

Exposure to language till grade 3 by interaction
Comment from : @User00571

How is it not the issue of income? If a child has both parents and let's say one of them could afford to stay home for more than 3 months after birth/adoption that's one scenario and let's take a single mom who has to work 2 jobs so she could afford rent, food and child care, what child would experience more interaction and receive word nutrition from the parents? Come on
Comment from : @10romashka

Poverty plays a big role in language Telling people what to do and not showing them way to enrich their personal life doesn't change anything
Comment from : @niauge

Being that my two boys were taken from me 3 years ago there's a big age difference at least by 11 years I have a 6-year-old and a 17 year old but anyway I wanted to say I sure hope that they are being read to everyday even if it's in silence the morality of the situation will help
Comment from : @mimiprice7713

Luz Carolina Martinez thinks Alina and Tanya are stank not Kenia
Comment from : @kalonzo6448

Thank you so much !!! This is a real blessing to have this treasure with us
Comment from : @saitrinathdubba

It's this disappointing that this video was posted 8 years ago and only has 12m views, its should have 3 billion views by now, this shouldn't actually be a YouTube video but content taught to each and every health institution and educational facility
Comment from : @stratusandco

Interesting and inspiring
Comment from : @MahviaGul-ClinicalPsychologist

I'm really REALLY tired of seeing people shame parents in poverty for underperformingbrbrParents in poverty have a much higher toxic stress level Parents in poverty are more commonly experiencing drug and alcohol addiction Parents in poverty are often working several minimum wage jobs and the kids are being put in the care of the cheapest sitters who usually have more than they can handle on their plates too Parents in poverty are more often disabled physically or mentally and do not have the ability to buy all the products out there that help make life easier Parents in poverty have a higher rate of violence and toxic relationships Parents in poverty cannot afford the health care they need to keep optimal health physically, mentally, emotionally Parents in poverty are not only income insecure, but food insecure and housing insecure sometimes just plain broke, hungry, homeless Sometimes all parents can do with their child is survive each daybrbrSo until someone is ready to step up and level the playing fields that matter in this classist and capitalistic society, can we at least stop pointing our fingers downstream and start looking at the disease instead of trying to treat all these lesser symptoms?!?!?!brbrThanks you for coming to my TedTalk bcringe/b
Comment from : @trixiedevine9592

Great information, absolutely needed! brI do have a criticism about wic and the food it pays for It seems to be mostly highly processed food and not any organic foodsbrI do believe we are what we eat!
Comment from : @kathielautenslager4464

The most compassionatebrTaught the QuranbrCreate humanity, brand taught them SPEECHbrSurah Ar Rahman (1-4)
Comment from : @pikosetiawan8969

I wonder how she feels now after Covid 🥲
Comment from : @ktbee2683

OMG🤩
Comment from : @sardarmonsumov1997

But I grew up with wealthy parents and though my mother talked to me a lot my father didn't Other wealthy kids had mom's who didn't pay much attention to them at all There seems to be no correlation that I can see And my African American friends talked a lot to their babies and kids Those kids had HUGE vocabularies These were working class people I had very few words at the same age as did my friends from rich families
Comment from : @rg1whiteywins598

She shows how important the 1st few months of a baby are! Absolutely very important!
Comment from : @YtubeUserr

This is a so wonderful and inspiring Ted talk I think talking to our children from the womb and their childhood is the good thing that can happen to their lives Thank you so much
Comment from : @imeldakora1300

When I had my first born i was young and when ever I was speaking with my child my boyfriend now my husband will ask me wether I am insane repeated times and this really drive me but so I stop speaking with my childbrWhen he was age 3 and 5 he couldn’t talk clearly and as at now he doesn’t know how to communicate with a person and academically bad but my other two kids are really doing greatbrHe are the other hand is a headache to his father is not like am happy but at times men harm their kids through their women without knowing
Comment from : @dorothykaffjamboe6808

So is there anyway for those who are already affected and have passed grade3?
Comment from : @dorothykaffjamboe6808

With the help of Doctor Isibor on youtube using his Herbal supplement on my 4 year's old son who had speech delay has improved positively and started saying few words and now he can speak fluently
Comment from : @ruthrosey9220

Also……my son is an only child with just me for the most part during the day When he was 1, we spent 3 weeks around my BIG family with multiple children My husband noticed that he was trying to talk more after visiting for 1 1/2 weeks It is true that children learn words more/faster when spoken to on a regular basis
Comment from : @QueenB28348

Make America Great Again
Comment from : @80Vikram

This video is blocked from sharing on facebook!
Comment from : @janettesmith369

VerybrGood!!!!❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : @caroleastmond9064

What is the conclusion from this video?
Comment from : @mutiarabahasainggris7116

👌
Comment from : @zainameera4377

Speaking from a platform that elevates speakertotalky out of touch with people who succeed without her formuladon't buy her book if you are not in the elite platform being spoken frombcz there are the most successful, colorful & intelligent people outside these controls
Comment from : @shellyricheson9986

Perfect
Comment from : @otpshare4254

The problem in education today is that teachers are pressured to pass students who cannot read Many educators in leadership are more concerned with the percentage of graduates rather than filling in the gaps and teaching our kids Higher graduation rates make the schools look good We need to face the problem head-on and be honest with the fact that we are failing so many of our kids Parents and schools need to work together, and educators need to get back to teaching the basics rather than political or ideological agendas
Comment from : @catherinefisher5007

That experiment made me cry omg
Comment from : @gypsydayle7083

What a great Ted talk!
Comment from : @marisa9921

Thank you
Comment from : @jheenus

Old southern lady needs to make sure she speaks correctly because some of these reiterations are completely silly compared to whatever word she initially speaks She corrects college educated to high school educated; and actual says the word “unexpectable” which is not a word I get it when you’re nervous and giving a big speech but it makes her seem uneducated
Comment from : @d179654582248

Language nutrition…wow I like that
Comment from : @ulyseejames6797

Can you say mic drop-I’ve watch this at least half dozen times and been sharing with everybody-Thank you so much
Comment from : @holyddogg7

I wonder if the poverty rate would decrease if every parent tried to incorporate language nutrition in their child’s life
Comment from : @arianayazmim177

Candy, toys and money are the three most important words for two year olds to learn From these three words all kind of lessons can be taught
Comment from : @cb750k1974

🙏👏🏻
Comment from : @ayseyakar1807

As someone who talks A LOT and had a lot of great interaction with her child, my child still had a speech delay Just a reminder for parents, every child is different Stop putting your child’s successes and failures as a direct compliment or insult to your well-being If you’re a good parent, you’re always striving to learn more, you’re watching videos like this, you’re finding ways to be a better influence in a child’s life, but every human life is different
Comment from : @ElisabethWykert

please help Afghanistan children @tedx they are so helpless
Comment from : @kjqueen1858

And Buckhead wants to become its own city; laughable Ha! Imagine how the learning deficiency stats will deteriorate even worse for Atlanta and the Atlanta Public Schools Systems
Comment from : @tgrei8809