ONTOGENETIC PRINCIPLES OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING
Abstract
Abstract: This environment provides them with both linguistic information and material for creating their own speech system, which is understandable to others and necessary for communication. In short, children are literally immersed in a speech atmosphere from the moment they are born. The child's speech development depends greatly on the warmth and comfort of their home, the love and care provided by their mother, and the close emotional contact they have with her and other family members. This constant interaction with loved ones helps children learn and grow, as they are exposed to language and other stimuli that contribute to their speech development. The speech environment is not only shaped by the words spoken, but also by other sensory experiences such as light, color, smell, and touch. These factors create a rich and stimulating environment that supports the child’s language learning.