A short YouTube video (Ming @ Agents of Speech) explaining that a language-poor environment contributes to speech delays in children. The speaker contrasts higher vs. lower socioeconomic environments—claiming children exposed to richer spoken and written language acquire language skills more readily—and advises caregivers to provide a language-rich environment to improve a child’s language development.
Why your child is speech delayed. 1. The language poor environment if you've watched Tarzan as a kid, then you will know if no one speaks the language around you, you won't be able to pick up language. There are studies throughout the last 20 years is that they see children who are in different socioeconomic classes higher and lower. Is that higher socioeconomic classes have more chances of education and listening to people and going to school and going on different activities. The spoken language and written language are a lot better than those their counterparts and lower socioeconomic classes. If you are in the environment in the vicinity of people who speak very well, then the chances of you speaking well and learning the language will increase as well. If you're thinking about how to improve your child's language is always to give provide a language rich environment.
