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    Genie was a feral child who was kept in isolation from the world from a very young age until she was discovered at age 13. She had virtually no social interaction or language exposure during this time. As a result, Genie struggled to communicate, care for herself, and interact socially after being rescued due to severe language deprivation and lack of normal development. The formation of identity and social skills relies crucially on social interaction and language acquisition from a young age. Parents must provide nurturing environments and avoid abuse or neglect that could harm healthy development.

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    Genie was a feral child who was kept in isolation from the world from a very young age until she was discovered at age 13. She had virtually no social interaction or language exposure during this time. As a result, Genie struggled to communicate, care for herself, and interact socially after being rescued due to severe language deprivation and lack of normal development. The formation of identity and social skills relies crucially on social interaction and language acquisition from a young age. Parents must provide nurturing environments and avoid abuse or neglect that could harm healthy development.

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    Assignment 2.2: Video Analysis (Genie: The Feral Child)

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    Genie was a feral child who was kept in isolation from the world from a very young age until she was discovered at age 13. She had virtually no social interaction or language exposure during this time. As a result, Genie struggled to communicate, care for herself, and interact socially after being rescued due to severe language deprivation and lack of normal development. The formation of identity and social skills relies crucially on social interaction and language acquisition from a young age. Parents must provide nurturing environments and avoid abuse or neglect that could harm healthy development.

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    Assignment 2.

    2: Video Analysis (Genie: The feral child)

    1.what have you observe of the video?


    *Genie didn't go through a usual childhood where one would develop the ability to
    comprehend and learn language and interaction, she remained docile and unable to
    take care of herself. She spent almost her entire childhood locked in a bedroom,
    isolated and abused for over a decade. this girl from California lived in a narrow room. She
    had never socialized”. She looked like a child who was suffering from malnutrition because her
    height and weight were under age. Physically Genie was abnormal

    2.why did Genie behaves that way?


    * When she was isolated, Genie was suffered from language deprivation. Nobody
    spoke to her because her mother and brother were scared of her farther who was
    opposed to any conversations with her. For this reason, Genie did not have the faculty
    of speaking. After Genie was discovered, many little changes appeared. Not as a
    normal child but step by step and slowly. That means Genie did not have the ability to
    do everything by herself quickly and easily. She took time to assimilate, understand and
    to practice. Genie grew up without any real contact with other humans. Her parents
    didn’t teach Genie to read or speak. They didn’t even talk with their daughter. As result
    she was suffering from language deprivation. Her brain wasn’t developing because
    according to the text “The Civilizing of Genie” by Maya Pines, if children are not
    speaking normally by the age of 12, they couldn’t speak normally after the age of 12. 

    3. How important social interaction is to the formation of oneself?


    Social interaction is important because it enables students to enhance their
    communication skills. For effective learning to take place, there is need for proper
    communication. Both verbal and nonverbal communication enables the students
    to interact with others. With this regard to communication, social interaction
    enables students to have high esteem upon which they communicate effectively
    with their colleagues. The social interaction helps to improve the communication
    skills of students by enabling them to become good listeners. Social interaction
    plays an important role of enhancing the student’s interpersonal skills. It thus
    enables them to get over their shyness and be in a position to exchange ideas
    with others. Interpersonal skills enable the students to gain self-confidence which
    in turn helps them to succeed as far as their learning is concerned the social
    interaction enables student to develop positive attitude towards school in that, the
    workload is discussed among the students and so the students are not
    overwhelmed or bored as a result of workload problem.

    4. What insight /learning you can give to parents who do things that are not
    helpful to their children?

    - for the parents, you influence your child's basic values, like religious values,
    and issues related to her future, like educational choices. And the stronger
    your relationship with your child, the more influence you'll have. That's
    because your child values your good opinion, advice and support. And also
    act like a parent do not abuse your child and motivate them to do good and
    teach them what is right or wrong.

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