How Children Learn Language (Cambridge Approaches to Linguistics)
This book from the Cambridge Approaches to Linguistics series by William O'Grady investigates the ways children naturally develop language skills. It covers foundational concepts in linguistic acquisition, highlighting patterns and influences on early speech and comprehension. Ideal for those studying child development and language education.
About This Book
How Children Learn Language offers a comprehensive look at the acquisition of language by young learners, drawing on key principles from linguistics.
Part of the esteemed Cambridge Approaches to Linguistics series, the book examines the stages and patterns observed in children's language growth.
Author William O'Grady provides an accessible entry into this complex field, suitable for students and educators interested in developmental linguistics.
The text emphasizes empirical observations and theoretical frameworks that explain how innate abilities and environmental factors interplay in language learning.
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