Point N: A Turk in the Fight Against Windmills Speaks the Language of NIMBY
Czech lawmakers are proposing a bill aimed at overcoming local opposition to development projects, known as NIMBYism, which has stirred controversy regarding its implications for cultural heritage protection.
Now the Filipino nurses speak - "It is not sufficient"
Filipino nurses in Finland express their struggles regarding insufficient support for language development and training opportunities.
Expert urges parents to do 1 thing when reading to toddlers for better speech
An expert advises parents to implement a specific strategy while reading to toddlers to enhance their speech and vocabulary development.
The Power of Perception, Which We Lose When We Learn to Name Things
The article discusses how naming objects can diminish a child's magical perception of the world.
Finger-Spelling in Language
The article discusses the development and significance of finger-spelling in the Estonian language, particularly its historical roots and contemporary use.
The economy of meaning: Greece's comparative advantage
The article highlights the potential of the Greek language and culture as a sustainable development opportunity for Greece, emphasizing its significance beyond mere cultural identity.
Expert: the decision to become a teacher is a desire to be part of the development of the next generation
The transition to Estonian-language education has brought teachers' importance into sharper focus, emphasizing that becoming a teacher is not just a career choice but a commitment to shaping the next generation.
Susie Dent’s tips and tricks to add muscle to a child’s vocabulary
Susie Dent advocates for enhancing children's vocabulary through various engaging activities amidst a decline linked to screen time.
Children’s vocabulary shrinking as reading loses out to screen time, says Susie Dent
Lexicographer Susie Dent warns that children's vocabulary is declining due to excessive screen time, advocating for increased reading and verbal engagement.
Archaeology: How Strange the Stone Age Really Is
The article explores the scant archaeological evidence from the Paleolithic era and speculates on the significance of fire in human evolution, suggesting it fostered the development of language and music.
Early years specialist urges parents to make 3 small language swaps for better behaviour
An early years specialist suggests that parents can improve their children's behaviour through three simple changes in language when communicating with them.
Polish AI better than Mark Zuckerberg's Meta. Bielik ranks among the top global benchmarks
The Polish language model Bielik has performed surprisingly well in international benchmarks and has outlined development plans for future models.
Young Families: When Babies and Toddlers Speak Without Words
The article explores how toddlers communicate through gestures and nonspecific words, highlighting the challenges and interpretations involved in their early language development.
Language in Transition: Anglicisms – Modern Talking – Dead End
The article discusses the rapid evolution of the German language, particularly the incorporation of Anglicisms, and suggests that attempts to slow this development may not be effective.