2020-03-10 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: The National Institute for Mental Health, in the United States, paid for the scientist’s research. Scientists studied Genie for years. They discovered that Genie was

2020-03-09 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: Genie was improving but many people worried about her. They worried about how scientists treated Genie in the hospital. They did not think that scientists could care for h

2020-03-09 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: Many people became interested in Genie. Doctors and scientists wanted to learn more about her. They wanted to know if she was able to learn like a normal person. They want

2020-03-06 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: Social workers brought Genie to a children's hospital. She knew only a few words. The only words she spoke were "stop it" and "no more." But most of the time, Genie did n

2020-03-06 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: During the day, Genie's parents left her tied to a seat made for human waste. She wore only diapers, clothes made to collect human waste. At night Genie slept in a bed wi

2020-03-05 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: Genie is not the girl's real name. People use this name to protect her real name and identity. When Genie was twenty months old, her parents brought her to a doctor. The

2020-03-05 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Genie's Story
杰妮的故事Voice 1: Thank you for joining us for today's Spotlight. I'm Joshua Leo.
声音1：谢谢大家收听重点报道节目，我是乔舒亚·里奥。Voice 2: And I'm Liz

2020-03-04 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: Knowing someone is one of the best ways to break down barriers of fear and difference. It is one of the best ways to change people's attitudes. Together, knowledge and un

2020-03-04 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: Carolyn Vash is a doctor of psychology — a study of the mind. She became a doctor after being disabled by polio. People know her for her expertise and knowledge, not

2020-03-03 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 5: "I cannot run.
声音5：我不能奔跑。Yet each road has its goal.
而每条路都有其目标。I cannot dance to rock and roll, or jazz and pop.
我不能跟随摇滚乐、爵士乐或流行音乐起

2020-03-03 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: Reports like these are rare. But there are many other similar cases in countryside areas. There is a long way to go in changing attitudes towards disabled people. Where di

2020-03-02 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 4: Sunday the second of September, 2007. A six year old child is murdered. Police report that the murderer is her father. The little girl was born disabled. Reports say that

2020-03-02 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: Theodory Mwalongo works for ADD — Action on Disability and Development. ADD is an international development group. Theoodory is ADD's representative in Tanzania. He t

2020-02-28 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: Some people do not like the word "disabled" because it is negative. It is talking about what a person cannot do. They use the words "differently abled". So how different c

2020-02-28 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: These are words from a poem called "Bienaventurados". The word is Spanish for, "happy" or "blessed." The poem's writer sent this poem to a group in Argentina - the Nat

2020-02-27 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: Observing a baby learning language offers wonderful opportunities. But it also presents questions. Is it acceptable for Professor Roy to study his son's development li

2020-02-27 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: Professor Roy plans to record his son until he is three years old. A healthy human baby can usually speak his first language by this age.
声音2：罗伊教授计划让记录的时间一

2020-02-26 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: As baby John grows older he will begin to form words. What will John's first words be? Who used those words when he was present? Where were they when the person used t

2020-02-26 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: There is a lot of information. So, computers do much of the work. Some computers look for simple repeated processes or events that happen during the day. For example, the

2020-02-25 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: The Human Speechome Project will try to record baby John as he learns new words. How will John's learning be recorded? Well, Professor Roy has set up microphones and v

2020-02-25 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: No one really knows how human babies learn language. Experts do know that communication is an important part of human development. And they know that babies learn and unde

2020-02-24 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: In August 2005, Professor Roy and his wife had their first baby — a boy. Professor Roy thought that this happy event could also be an interesting chance to learn. He

2020-02-24 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 2: Professor Deb Roy also takes pictures and video of his baby, John. But Professor Roy has a different reason. Professor Roy is trying to discover how human babies learn lan

2020-02-20 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

The Human Speechome Project
人类家庭语言计划Voice 1: Thank you for joining us for Spotlight. I'm Liz Waid.
声音1：谢谢大家收听今天的重点报道节目。我是利兹·韦德。Voice 2: And

2020-02-20 所属栏目:BBC环球慢速英语

Voice 1: So, giving women rights, is also giving them a higher position. And maybe this is why reform has been slow. But for many women farmers, it is not about position or status.