Language Development: How Do Children Grow Emotionally?

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Therefore, you should aim at answering the question“How do children grow emotionally?” in this section. Here is a tip: Do not start talking about emotional development before you define what emotional development is. Assume that the reader knows nothing about the field and define any term you use before you start discussing it. This is a good way to start your paragraph because you have explicitly told the reader what you will be discussing in this section.Once you have established a theoretical definition, you continue to discuss what that type of development is all about. Say, you chose to talk about language development: What is language development? Are there any major theorists that explain language development that you have encountered in this course? How do they view language development? Are there any assumptions or principles underlying language development? Perhaps, blocks of language
Conclusion
Your conclusion should directly link to the introduction, and to the main purpose of the essay. While your introduction included a statement like “This essay will discuss…” your conclusion should include a statement like “This essay discussed…” to bring both sections together and to show you have answered the three essay questions. The conclusion is where you preview what was explored in the essay and summarise its main ideas. A closing statement, or concluding thoughts, in your conclusion are suggested.
Congratulations, you are done! Well, almost. You must include all the references you used throughout your essay in your list of references, in alphabetical order. This is done on a separate page.
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