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Hearing a mother’s voice helps premature babies’ brains grow faster and develop stronger language connections.

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Discover the meaning of “language deprivation” and why accessible language exposure for children born deaf or hard of hearing is important.

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A neuroscientist and speech pathologist, led a study that uncovered how neural networks in infants influence their language learning skills in early childhood. From inside the womb and as soon as they ...

Bilingual children from immigrant families are not two monolinguals in one. They develop each language at a slower pace because their learning is spread across two languages. A researcher shows strong ...

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The DNL and Haitian Creole Academy held events in Port-au-Prince for Creole Language Month, showcasing Creole as Haiti’s language of culture and progress.