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The 61 pages that link to Language acquisition, each with the reason it gives.

• George Armitage MillerRelated: Miller investigated how children’s language development could be described and measured.

• Otto JespersenRelated: His account of language development drew on how children acquire speech.

• Ray JackendoffRelated: Jackendoff’s account of innate linguistic structure bears on what children must learn.

• Second languageNarrower topic: Second-language learning is one form of language acquisition.

• Emil KrebsNarrower topic: Krebs’s language learning is an unusually broad case of acquiring additional languages.

• Jean Berko GleasonNarrower topic: Gleason’s experiments investigate how grammatical knowledge develops during childhood.

• Language (cognitive faculty)Broader topic: Children acquire complex linguistic patterns through development and experience.

• Michel ThomasNarrower topic: Thomas designed instruction around learners’ gradual ability to produce a new language.

• Old MacDonald Had a FarmRelated: Repetition and naming give young singers practice with vocabulary and speech.

• Speech repetitionRelated: Repeating heard forms can support the learning of unfamiliar sounds and word patterns.

• ToddlerRelated: Toddlers commonly move from first words toward rapidly expanding speech.