Linda Murphy’s, Declarative Language Handbook, is an excellent reference. It’s a quick read with lots of real-world examples that can help you transform how you speak to your PDAer.

Declarative language is a communication style that focuses on sharing information, thoughts, feelings, or observations without requiring a direct response or specific action from the listener.

Other benefits of using declarative language to support child development: • Promotes curiosity and social wondering • Allows children to ‘hear our thoughts’ to learn skills for regulation and problem …

tarted Guide to: Declarative Language Introduction: The Declarative Language Approach describes the communication style used to direct another person’s attention or share information or...

Declarative language refers to making observations and suggestions, and drawing attention to things in one's environment. This kind of language allows us to share an experience while taking the pressure …

When a person is using declarative communication, the goal is to share ideas, perspectives, thoughts, and predictions with another person. The non-verbal communication that goes along with declarative …

Encapsulating Non-Declarative Code Both Pig Latin's UDFs and Mace's templates allow developers to encapsulate non-declarative code. Lets look at two nal systems that emphasize this model.