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Liz Schrijen
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since of her two examples for sensitive periods, you might
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wonder what their purpose is.
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As you might have assumed there is an evolutionary function
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reason for them.
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This is because of two points.
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Firstly, learning skill is more efficient during a sensitive period
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that it's simply because experiences have the biggest impact on
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our development during this time.
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As a result, we acquire skills readily and quickly.
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The second factor is that focusing on specific behavior allows
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us to perfect it.
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In this way, the sensitive periods enable us to be
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best prepared for life, and they also create an evolutionary
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advantage over those who do not benefit from sensitive periods.
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Now that you know the purpose off sensitive periods, I
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would like to point out practical significance off conducting research
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on them.
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I will do so with the examples off the studies
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that you just learned about so grating acuity and language
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and hearing development for grating acuity.
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It is useful to know when the sense of periods
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occur because it shows went to intervene surgically.
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In this case, it means that the diagnosis and intervention
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should happen as early as possible to prevent long term
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consequences for language and hearing development.
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On the other hand, the knowledge allows us to specifically
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foster language development and language learning.
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For instance, this can be done by raising Children bilingual.
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