The American Speech and Hearing Association’s ASHAsphere blog highlights research discoveries from Patricia Kuhl’s career. The author, a speech-language pathologist, frames the research against a backdrop of clinical practice in which parents are deeply engaged in helping develop their children’s communication skills.
She writes “... Kuhl’s work is invaluable in this regard. Not only has it focused my attention on how babies form foundations for language, but it has illuminated my understanding of how caregiver-child interactions help set the stage for babies to become language-bound learners.”
Read the entire piece on the ASHA blog.
