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Leoncio Sejje, el maestro que trabaja para preservar su lengua originaria
www.gob.peLeoncio Sejje, el maestro que trabaja para preservar su lengua originariaAl terminar la secundaria, Leoncio Sejje Mamani decidió dedicarse a la pedagogía para preservar y transmitir sus conocimientos en aimara, su lengua materna, y combinó esta actividad con la investigación histórica y la gestión pública. Fue maestro, especialista de UGEL y… #gobpe -
Un sorprendente estudio analiza el mayor corpus epigráfico de la lengua ibera que se conoce
muyinteresante.okdiario.comUn sorprendente estudio analiza el mayor corpus epigráfico de la lengua ibera que se conoceUn estudio exhaustivo del yacimiento de Azaila analiza el mayor corpus epigráfico ibérico conocido y revela cómo la escritura formaba parte esencial de la vida cotidiana y económica de sus habitantes. -
Brainwaves of mothers and children synchronize when playing together – even in an acquired language
www.eurekalert.orgBrainwaves of mothers and children synchronize when playing together – even in an acquired languageNeural synchrony between socially interacting people is known to boost social and emotional connection and communication. Researchers have now shown that mothers who speak English as a second language during play with their bilingual toddlers aren’t less effective at achieving this desired ‘attuning’ of their brains. These results suggest that optimal learning and mother-child bonding don’t require native proficiency. -
Scientists reveal why human language isn’t like computer code
www.sciencedaily.comScientists reveal why human language isn’t like computer codeHuman language may seem messy and inefficient compared to the ultra-compact strings of ones and zeros used by computers—but our brains actually prefer it that way. New research reveals that while digital-style encoding could theoretically compress information more tightly, it would demand far more mental effort from both speaker and listener. Instead, language is built around familiar words and predictable patterns that reflect our real-world experiences, allowing the brain to constantly anticipate what comes next and narrow down meaning step by step.
