I think that listening to someone such as a teacher can help develop oral language skills because you are listening to someone with far more developed oral language and learning proper ways of saying/phrasing etc. things you may not already know.

This is important to know going into teaching children these things.

I believe that this is very important to teach children because it can completely change the meaning of what is being said.

I think it is easy to see when children get better with the word order. For example, I remember when my cousin would say "dog big" and now can change that to "its a big dog"

I started learning sign language so I think its interesting that these things are a way of using prosodic features.

this is important because it shows how much literacy has grown over time and what 'literacy' means in todays society.