Ann created the physical language and was vital in interpreting the sheet.
Lev Vygotsky identified play as the leading source of development in terms of emotional, social, physical, language, and cognitive development.
Otto Neurath criticisized Carnap's analysis, arguing that protocols should be understood physicalistically, as sentences of the physical language, and their origins and grounds are to be explicated naturalistically, by means of behaviorist psychology (Uebel 2007, Ch. 8).
Interestingly, the international branch of the Joint Commission does consider accessibility as an important aspect of health care, as demonstrated for example by the standard stating that "the organization seeks to reduce physical, language, cultural, and other barriers to access and delivery of services" (p.42 [ 28]).
Through play, children advance in all the critical areas of their development and learning: cognitive, academics, physical, language, literacy, social, and emotional.
Sokolow's physical language is simple and stark, like Eleanor Bunker's costumes: gray slacks and tanks or T-shirts for the men; long, body-skimming dresses for the women, sometimes hidden under sheer gray shifts.
Since 1976, when she founded Bond Street Theater in New York, her troupe has traveled through Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Latin America, seeking what she calls a "universal physical language" to amuse and enlighten.
Morrissey's physical language was mostly refined and small and practical: a raised hand for emphasis, some delicate cross-stepping five feet to the right or left.
Look confident and use your hands and physical language so that they are unable to check you out.
Therefore, combining physical, speech and language and occupational therapy with cognitive and social development is very important.
Other management included physical, speech and language therapy and cognitive stimulation.
