30-Hours Professional Diploma in Development of Language in Childhood
Credit hours
3
From first sounds to full conversations, this course follows how children acquire language between birth and age five. Learners explore theories of language acquisition, environmental and social influences, links with cognitive development, multilingualism, and how to identify and support language delays. Working with parents and professionals is also covered, suiting early years staff, teachers and parents.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Language Development in Childhood
- 02Theories of Language Acquisition and Learning
- 03Milestones in Early Communication: Birth to Age 5
- 04Environmental and Social Influences on Language
- 05Language and Cognitive Development Interconnection
- 06Identifying and Supporting Language Delays
- 07Multilingualism and Language Diversity in Early Years
- 08Working with Parents and Professionals in Language Support
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