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Baby brain expert: ‘Ums’ and ‘ers’ help children learn
Parents shouldn't worry about always speaking in perfectly formed sentences, says Richard Aslin. Disfluencies have their uses
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Parents shouldn't worry about always speaking in perfectly formed sentences, says Richard Aslin. Disfluencies have their uses
Transcranial direct current stimulation helps people recover from stroke – and boosts learning of both manual and mathematical skills