Sentences with phrase «early speech»

Because early speech and language skills are associated with success in developing reading, writing, and interpersonal skills, both later in childhood and later in life.

In other words, basically repackage several earlier speeches on the same issue.

Reading to newborns has been linked to early speech development, wider vocabularies and better listening and communication skills.

From his very earliest speeches, Hitler spoke about the Jews as snakes.

Labour has accused the government of being «in a shambles» following the prime minister's earlier speech announcing further cuts to welfare benefits.

The left hemisphere, which neuroscientists believe controls early speech production, lit up most brightly.

Earlier speech recognition devices sliced a word into segments and analyzed them for absolute loudness.

Work on key early speech sounds with the first of series the Frog Game apps.

Before decoding Ginsberg here, let's glance back at earlier speeches.

No Pauline influence of this kind can be alleged against the earlier speeches.

x. 3 4 - 43 is akin to the earlier speeches, but has some special features, and in it the evidence for an Aramaic original is at its strongest.

Father Groeschel own words in a earlier speech.

Her teacher may refer you to an early speech and language intervention program, which is usually coordinated through the county or public school system, to provide a free speech and language screening.

Straws are better for their mouth muscles and early speech, so if you're still using spouted cups, try getting him to use a straw instead.

His preschool may refer you to an early speech and language intervention program (usually coordinated through the county or public school system) that will provide a free speech and language screening.

Probably my best - thumbed old book is A Nation Not Afraid, a selection of Enoch Powell's early speeches.

In his earlier speech, Mr Farage said his party represented the biggest threat to the political mainstream for a generation.

Pressed on the immigration themes in his earlier speech at a press conference during Ukip's spring conference in Torquay, Mr Farage denied he felt people should be forced to speak English on trains.

He did not mention criminal justice reform, a central focus of his earlier speech in Manhattan, won his loudest applause when mentioning the gun control law — the SAFE Act — that drew protesters to the windy green outside the History Museum and called for a minimum wage increase.

In an early speech, Hochul, a Democrat, didn't concede, but noted the difficult odds of the district's GOP enrollment edge.

Some of the talking points and style Trump now uses on the presidential campaign trail can be heard in that earlier speech.

The bureaucrats are reading his early speeches.

Early speech and language support is vital to children's success and action must be taken.»

His earlier speech in Sanders was called, «Giving Back: Finding the Best Way to Make a Difference.»

In an earlier speech foreshadowing the Education Department's revisions of the current CTE system, Secretary Duncan drew a parallel between «college - ready» and «career - ready,» making it clear that the reason to strengthen career and technical education is to emphasize employability skills, like critical thinking and problem - solving, and prepare students for careers that require continuous learning in a global economy.

Following up on his earlier speech, Connecticut learned last week that Governor Malloy would be speaking at a March 14th «education reform» rally at the State Capitol to push his agenda forward.

Here are earlier speeches — by Mr. Obama on energy and Mr. McCain on climate, annotated by Dot Earth contributors.

Anyone who watched a Flash animation in the early aughts knows how much fun you can have with an early speech synthesizer you control.