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03 May Vocabulary In The Early Years: Facts And Myths All Parents Should Know

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As my youngest son prepares to enter school my attention has been brought back to the idea of vocabulary. Truthfully, this topic is never far from my thoughts as a speech and language pathologist, but recently I have been examining my son’s vocabulary more closely....

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