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Please review the video on child language development at the link below. Please write two paragraph summary of what you learned about receptive (comprehension) and expressive language (speech) in infants and toddlers. Have you had the opportunity to observe an child go through the first two years of life (e.g., a parent or sibling)? What are your thoughts on what Dr. Reznick said in his interview?

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As you react to this video, I feel that it is startling because it highlights that a child's language comprehension is even more important than a child's emerging speech skills. The video ...

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