nativist theory of language development was never meant to apply to humans. it actually comes from a gnome named chompsky who studied elven language development, but unfortunately during the human assistance program, someone misunderstood
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nativist theory of language development was never meant to apply to humans. it actually comes from a gnome named chompsky who studied elven language development, but unfortunately during the human assistance program, someone misunderstood
When did you learn to walk?
I learned to walk early (before 10 months old).
I learned to walk at the expected time (10-18 months).
I learned to walk late (after 18 months).
I never learned to walk due to autism.
I never learned to walk due to another reason.
I don't know when I learned to walk.
Not Autistic / See Results
"Children grow into the intellectual life of those around them." Vygotsky, L. (1978). Mind in Society. Harvard University Press.
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How old were you when you started talking?
>9 months old
9-11 months old
12-14 months old
15-17 months old
18-20 months old
21-23 months old
2 years - 2.5 years
2.5 years - 3 years
3 years - 4 years
> 4 years
I am nonverbal/nonspeaking
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Edit: meaning When did you say your first words
Also that > in the first option should be a < my bad 😭
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Just wrapped up a couple copies of @audreycritter ‘s Cor Et Cerebrum! At least, the first three longfics, Foreign Object, Developmental Milestones, and Out Here Hope Remains (I’d love to put together another installment after Familiar Ghosts is done).
I tried out a vinyl ‘leather’ for the bookcloth, and it looks LEGIT but I suspect actual leather would be less of a pain to work with 😂. The plastic doesn’t form or like to take glue.
I also tried out made endpapers, which laminates the endpaper and a blank sheet to strengthen the assembly for sewing. Def some trial and error there but it worked out just fine.
Now I can finally let myself reread this thing! I’m excited, I miss Dr. Dev!
@audreycritter one of these is an author’s copy— I’ll be in touch
I found out that my first memory was actually 3 months before either my first word or first step.
I was thinking in full sentences before 3 months before I said my first word. No wonder I still struggle with thinking but forgetting to speak aloud.
Dear Gus & Magnus,
My friend Katherine gave Gus a robot duo that she said her son Silas would never use recently. We've downloaded a corresponding app that lets him do some basic coding that results in the robot following Gus's commands. It really is cool. Anyway, tonight Gus worked on a thank you card for Katherine that said, "Thank you for Dash and Dot," which are the robots' names. I was blown away at Gus's handwriting. I thought Mom had helped him write the words, but she didn't. Also, his drawing of the robots was impressive. He's a very smart boy. I found myself at the table, staring at him in awe. I can't believe he's so capable already. I said, "Gus, do you know how proud of you I am?"
And without missing a beat, he said, "So, so proud."
Which made me even prouder.
Dad.
Little Rock, Arkansas. 7.25.2022 - 6.31pm.
SIDENOTE: I'm also really proud of Magnus, who strung together his first steps today. I was at work when Mom called to tell me. He took more when I got home.