They took better care of them, communicated (talked calmly), listened and played with them.
She was deaf and blind and had been since she was stricken with scarlet fever when she was 2. But under the tutelage of the pioneering educator and political reformer Samuel Gridley Howe, she learned to communicate, talking by spelling out words with her fingers.
Neither infants nor toddlers are construed as engaging in mental or verbal processes such as communicating, talking, thinking, and feeling.
I have been told that I started being violent, trashing the house, unable to communicate, talking in tongues.
Jordan detailed why he felt the rule violated GOP principles ― allowing a vote on the Flint amendment but blocking other Republican proposals ― but he said Ryan has "a tough job and he's doing a good job of communicating, talking about our vision".
" Communicating, talking about other things, being allowed to forget reality for a while … there is so much focus on the child.
(Mother) " Communicating, talking about other things, being allowed to forget reality for a while … there is so much focus on the child.
"…she [an IM seeking mental health care] would get medication and we would offer her psychotherapeutic crisis intervention, so she has the chance to communicate, talk about her fears".
Yet in part also due to the strong focus to merge the layers in transcripts, which prompted the identification of ways of representing and communicating talk, environment and emic perspectives that added to and deepened the previous layers.
They looked at one another and communicated without talking.
