एक रोड इन टू द पोयम व्हाट इज द चाइल्ड लर्निंग
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Explanation:
Poetry is a bridge that connects children to the relevance of writing, reading, learning, honesty and community. Passage on this bridge is open to all children and successful crossings are guaranteed… because poetry writing relies on the senses, emotions and history of each child.’
Shelley Tucker, 2004
Poetry supports children’s language and literacy acquisition and it is never too early to introduce babies and children to verse, in the form of poetry and song, and to stories with a strong natural rhythm.
It is never too early to introduce babies and children to verse, in the form of poetry and song
Young children are constantly learning about all aspects of language: receptive and expressive. They are learning vocabulary and grammar, intonation and cadence. They are learning the kinds of language that they should use in different situations. They are learning to express emotions and ideas. They learn these immensely complex skills from adults and older children around them, who provide models and, ideally, give them time and encouragement to become articulate and confident communicators themselves.
When children have extensive exposure to well-written stories and poetry from birth, the pattern of language expressed in the best of children’s literature will embed itself into children’s developing language. It can then emerge: orally at first, and later in writing, when they learn the technical skills that allow them to record their thoughts and ideas.