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Language Development in the Young Child

Ellen Lowrie Black, Liberty University

Abstract

Early educators have the opportunity to enrich the young child’s world as language development grows from life experiences. Early intervention in any speech delay or disorder often means that children receive appropriate therapy at the most efficacious time in their development.

Suggested Citation

Ellen Lowrie Black. "Language Development in the Young Child" Association of Christian Schools International Early Education Convention. Jackson, MS (2006, April); Chesapeake, VA. Oct. 2007.

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