The best way for parents to help their children with their language and communication is to make sure that people talk to them and listen to them, whoever they are coming into contact with.
New test scores have confirmed what many had suspected: pandemic-era school closures resulted in a disturbing loss of learning for millions of American schoolchildren
Training children in voluntary imagination can help them develop their language and communication skills.
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