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Kunakbayeva M.Z.
English teacher Nazarbayev Intellectual School of Uralsk (Uralsk, Kazakhstan)
THE INFLUENCE OF ANIMATED FILMS ON CHILDRENS LINGUISTIC DEVELOPMENT
Аннотация: the paper examines how animated films can greatly improve children's vocabulary, grammar, and general language development because of their vivid imagery, engaging narratives, and varied language use. Subsequent investigations may pinpoint the most influential aspects of animated movies in terms of language acquisition.
Ключевые слова: instructional content, media literacy, language development, vocabulary acquisition, grammar, animatedfilms.
Introduction.
Animated films have become a prominent form of entertainment for children, shaping their linguistic development through the use of various visual and auditory stimuli. Children are naturally drawn to the colorful and dynamic nature of animated films, engaging with characters and storylines that often feature complex language structures and vocabulary. These films provide a rich linguistic environment for children, allowing them to absorb new words, phrases, and expressions in a playful and enjoyable way. Furthermore, animated films often incorporate songs and dialogue that can enhance children's listening skills and encourage them to mimic and practice language patterns. By immersing themselves in this multimedia language environment, children can improve their vocabulary, grammar, and overall linguistic competence. Thus, understanding the impact of animated films on children's linguistic development
is crucial for educators, parents, and researchers seeking to promote effective language learning strategies for young learners.
The impact of animated films on children's linguistic skills.
Animated films have a significant impact on children's linguistic skills development. Through the exposure to diverse vocabulary, sentence structures, and dialogue, children are able to expand their language proficiency in an engaging and interactive way. According to, children who watch animated films regularly tend to have a richer vocabulary and better understanding of grammar compared to those who do not. Moreover, (Leonard Berkowitz, 2011-12) suggests that the audio-visual nature of animated films stimulates multiple senses, enhancing retention and comprehension of language concepts. By immersing children in a world of language-rich content, animated films serve as a valuable tool for fostering linguistic development. Through repeated exposure to varied linguistic patterns and expressions, children can improve their communication skills and cognitive abilities, ultimately contributing to their overall language proficiency.
Research has shown that the use of animated films can play a crucial role in vocabulary acquisition among children. This finding aligns with the notion that exposure to diverse linguistic inputs can enhance language development. According to (Khadijeh Gharibi, 2016), the narrative structures of animated films can offer commonalities and differences in language usage, which may aid in expanding children's vocabulary repertoire. Additionally, (Jennifer Bloomquist et al., 2015) discusses how African American English is represented in various media forms, highlighting the significance of language portrayal in shaping linguistic identities. Animated films, as a prominent medium of entertainment and education, can expose children to a wide array of language styles and expressions, contributing to their linguistic versatility. Thus, integrating animated films strategically into educational settings can serve as a valuable tool for promoting vocabulary acquisition and fostering language growth in young learners.
Furthermore, animated films play a crucial role in introducing new words and phrases to children. Through creative storytelling and colorful visuals, these films
engage young viewers and expose them to a wide range of vocabulary in a fun and interactive way. For example, characters in animated films often use slang or colloquial expressions that may not be commonly heard in everyday conversation. This exposure to unfamiliar language helps children expand their linguistic repertoire and become more adept at understanding and using a variety of words and phrases. Conclusion.
In conclusion, animated films play a significant role in shaping children's linguistic development. Through exposure to diverse characters and storylines, children are exposed to various speech patterns, vocabulary, and grammatical structures. As discussed throughout this research, animated films have the potential to enhance language acquisition skills in children by providing a unique platform for immersive learning experiences. Future research should explore the specific characteristics of animated films that have the greatest influence on children's language development, allowing for the creation of educational resources that maximize the linguistic benefits of these popular media forms. (Bente Meyer, 2010-12-01).
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