language - Fryske Akademy
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Amser chwarae cofio a chanolbwyntio<br />
Mae sgiliau cofio a chanolbwyntio yn allweddol o ran datblygiad ieithyddol plant.<br />
Pwrpas ein prif gof yw prosesu a storio gwybodaeth. Y prif gof sy'n effeithio ar sut<br />
mae plant yn dysgu iaith. Mae ein prif gof ond yn storio gwybodaeth dros dro, ein<br />
cof hirdymor sy'n ei storio'n fwy parhaol. Ein cof hirdymor yw lle y caiff rheolau<br />
gramadeg, geirfa a gwybodaeth arall eu storio. Gall<br />
y cof hirdymor helpu plentyn pan fydd yn gwrando<br />
ar stori, er enghraifft. Er mwyn deall y stori, mae'r<br />
plentyn yn defnyddio profiadau a gwybodaeth<br />
flaenorol, yn ogystal â geiriau cyfarwydd a rheolau<br />
gramadegol.<br />
Mae ein gallu i ganolbwyntio yn effeithio ar ein prif<br />
gof ac felly'n effeithio ar ddatblygiad ieithyddol. Er<br />
mwyn datblygu eu hiaith, mae'n rhaid i blant allu<br />
canolbwyntio ar wrando'n astud, yn cynnwys<br />
cymryd rhan mewn sgyrsiau, clywed a deall<br />
cyfarwyddiadau, gwrando ar straeon a chwedlau<br />
tylwyth teg, ac ati. Mae canolbwyntio hefyd yn bwysig mewn cyd-destunau eraill,<br />
megis dysgu iaith. Mae angen i'r plentyn allu gwahaniaethu rhwng seiniau hir a<br />
seiniau byr ac anwybyddu seiniau nad ydynt yn bwysig.<br />
Playtime Memory and concentration<br />
Memory and concentration skills are crucial for a child’s <strong>language</strong> development.<br />
The job of our primary memory is to process and store information. It is the primary<br />
memory that affects how children learn <strong>language</strong>. Our primary memory stores<br />
information only temporarily, whereas our long-term memory stores it more<br />
permanently. Our long-term memory is where grammar rules,<br />
vocabulary and other knowledge are stored. The long-term<br />
memory can help a child when he or she is listening to a story,<br />
for example. In order to understand the story, the child draws<br />
on previous experiences and knowledge, as well as familiar<br />
words and grammar rules.<br />
Our ability to concentrate affects our primary memory and<br />
therefore our <strong>language</strong> development. In order to develop their<br />
<strong>language</strong>, children must be able to concentrate on listening<br />
actively, including participating in conversations, hearing and<br />
understanding instructions, listening to stories and fairy tales<br />
etc. Concentration is also important in other contexts, such as<br />
<strong>language</strong> learning. The child needs to able to distinguish between long and short<br />
sounds and exclude unimportant sounds.