LING-UA 59
Child Language Acquisition
How do children acquire language so quickly and reliably? This course examines linguistic development from infancy through early childhood, drawing on monolingual, bilingual, and atypical populations. Topics include the development of sounds, words, grammar, meaning, and language use, in a variety of spoken and signed languages, as well as contemporary theories and debates in language acquisition based on primary research.
Topics
- the development of sounds
- words
- grammar
- meaning
- and language use
- in a variety of spoken and signed languages
- as well as contemporary theories and debates in language acquisition based on primary research
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027