Sentence examples for individualized language from inspiring English sources
Using this information, schools can create individualized language plans that address the specific gaps of knowledge in both lexical repertoires.
In the right actor's mouth, Mr. Murphy's choppy dialogue can grace the most fallen and forlorn types with an eloquent, individualized speech; the playwright Billy Roche described it best as "a language of the inarticulate".
Re "A Thief That Robs the Brain of Language" (Personal Health, May 3): I was disappointed that Jane Brody did not mention the existence of speech-assistive devices that enable users to individualize words and phrases that refer to the person's particular needs and, when touched, will speak for the user.
The performers individualize that language with the personal rifflike deliveries of jazz artists.
Formal testing indicated that the relationship between receptive and expressive language skills was more individualized in the adults.
To enable them make meaningful decisions the information disclosed should be relevant, in a language that is easy to understand and individualized to the needs of the clients, sufficient in content with 'thorough explanations' to meet the individual's needs (depending on health status and the anticipated test-outcomes), interactive and provided in a welcoming environment.
Smart language learning environments, such as those with the capacity to provide timely and situated scaffolding, enable individualized and autonomous learning to occur in real-world tasks.
"Education should be individualized.
But each is individualized.
Players require individualized treatment.
