How does an adult best help a child to understand how language works?
A. Engage in authentic conversational interactions.
B. Help the child memorize authentic poems and songs.
C. Correct the child when he or she makes a mistake.
D. Be a role model and make sure you are using proper English.
A/Explanation
A. Conversation is the best way to understand how language works.
B. Poems and songs can be useful, but they may not equal conversation.
C. Correction may be helpful, but it doesn't provide the big picture of how language works.
D. Being a role model is important, but it doesn't engage the child.
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