Child Language

By Matthew L. Saxton. 2010

121 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Landmarks in the Landscape of Child Language Can Animals Acquire Human Language? Shakespeare's Typewriter The Critical Period Hypothesis: Now or Never? Input and Interaction: Tutorials for Toddlers Language in the First Year: Breaking the Sound Barrier The Developing Lexicon: What's in a Name? The Acquisition of Morphology: Linguistic Lego Linguistic Nativism: To the Grammar Born The Usage-Based Approach: Making It up as You Go along You Say Nature, I Say Nurture: Better Call the Calling off off

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• Digital Natives? New and Old Media and Children's Outcomes (2011, background): “But research still suggests that early language development is the foundation for later traditional literacy skills and cognitive processing (Saxton, 2010).”