Grammer Rule #1

Baby Genius, Exposure Absorption

Paticia Kuhl, TEDTalks on the critical period of language development and linguistic differences. Newborn to age seven, humans are "rocket scientist." We are living in a "Golden-Age"of modern science, where child brain development and intervention, will improve learning abilities. Language exposure, at infantry, through universal "mother-ease," is preparation for the language the child will learn. Kuhl compares, contrasts, and exhibits, charts, and examples of linguistic developments in children of different cultures.

Technology for Achievement

Teach kids, how to teach kids!

Li-Li, age 10, tutors, brother Tyler, age 7, in pronunciation, and phonics, while reading.