Time to Fly
Time to Fly
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MACKENZIE, D.V.M.
Wild World News—People love to listen to parrots talk. But are these birds just clever copycats? Or do they have the intelligence to understand what they’re saying?
Smart Alex. One of the most famous talking parrots is an African Grey named Alex. In 1977, Dr. Irene Pepperberg began working with Alex when he was one year old. Her training methods required Alex to do more than just mimic—he had to connect words to their meanings. For example, if Alex said “key,” Dr. Pepperberg ga...ve him a key, not a reward of food. When he performed well, he was rewarded with food, but only when he asked for the treat by name.
Today, after 20 years of work, Alex can iden tify and name more than 40 objects, such as paper, wood, key, banana, nut, rock, cup, and carrot. He can even distinguish color and shape. For example, in one experiment a tray holds a plastic key and a metal key. If Dr. Pepperberg asks, “What toy?” Alex will answer, “Key.” If she asks, “How many?” Alex will answer, “Two.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MACKENZIE, D.V.M.
Wild World News—People love to listen to parrots talk. But are these birds just clever copycats? Or do they have the intelligence to understand what they’re saying?
Smart Alex. One of the most famous talking parrots is an African Grey named Alex. In 1977, Dr. Irene Pepperberg began working with Alex when he was one year old. Her training methods required Alex to do more than just mimic—he had to connect words to their meanings. For example, if Alex said “key,” Dr. Pepperberg ga...ve him a key, not a reward of food. When he performed well, he was rewarded with food, but only when he asked for the treat by name.
Today, after 20 years of work, Alex can iden tify and name more than 40 objects, such as paper, wood, key, banana, nut, rock, cup, and carrot. He can even distinguish color and shape. For example, in one experiment a tray holds a plastic key and a metal key. If Dr. Pepperberg asks, “What toy?” Alex will answer, “Key.” If she asks, “How many?” Alex will answer, “Two.”
What to read after Time to Fly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie Halse Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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