1.2.2. Partial conclusion
This chapter has developed some theoritical considerations on
the stages of child's growth. It has looked at the child in ages between six
months to six years of age. Be it physically, socially, or intellectually, the
child of these stages manifests different abilities, among which language with
which he expresses himself.
Language development, then, evolves from what the child picks
out from other children and older speakers. Though it is " poor ", it helps the
child communicate and make him be understood. It is, thence, the adult's
responsibility to encourage him emerge in the area of language.
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