The Kids are Alright Shownotes

The Vocal Fries Podcast

Date: January 28, 2019

Episode: 38

Title: The Kids are Alright

Show Link: https://radiopublic.com/the-vocal-fries-GOoXdO/ep/s1!3e5c3

In this episode of the Vocal Fries, Carrie interviews Megan about child language acquisition and why correcting kids’ “mistakes” is not worth your time.

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In this episode, we discuss:

  • Child language acquisition (L1)
  • The mistakes kids make when learning a language – and why they aren’t mistakes
  • Past tense –ed

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Check Out Some Other Lingpods

  • En Clair – a podcast about forensic linguistics (super interesting and fun!)
  • Talk the Talk – a podcast about all things linguistics (and we even have a bonus episode where we interview them)
  • Lingthusiasm – the podcast that is enthusiastic about linguistics (we interview them on a regular episode)
  • Accentricity – a podcast about accents and other linguistic features
  • The Troublesome Terps – a podcast about interpreters and interpreting (we interview each other on a regular episode)

Feel free to suggest more to add to this list!

Need a Presenter?

  • Carrie can talk about indigenous languages of North America (particularly Salish, Inuit and Algonquian), semantics, syntax or the mathy side of language
  • Megan can talk about child language acquisition, bilingual language acquisition and Spanish/Spanglish
  • Both of the Vocal Fries can talk about all things linguistic discrimination, particularly vocal fry

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