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Double trouble? Why twins are at an increased risk of language disorders (and what you can do to help them)
Language | Language Learning Impairment

Double trouble? Why twins are at an increased risk of language disorders (and what you can do to help them)

24 October 201629 December 2020

For more than 80 years, we’ve known that – on average – twins develop language more slowly than single children (e.g. Day, 1932). More recent…

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My child used to be so good at maths. What happened?
Language | Language Learning Impairment

My child used to be so good at maths. What happened?

16 August 201629 December 2020

This is a question I get asked fairly regularly by worried parents of kids, usually in Year 2 or 3. And I start by checking…

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Late-talkers: kick-start language with these verbs
Language | Language Learning Impairment

Late-talkers: kick-start language with these verbs

12 April 201629 December 2020

The more research I read, the more I work with families of late-talkers, the more I find myself harping on about verbs (action words like…

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Speech pathology homework doesn’t have to be boring
Expressive Language | Family Activities | Language | Language Learning Impairment

Speech pathology homework doesn’t have to be boring

17 June 201430 December 2020

Atop a foothill of Mt Warrenheip, a mere 8km from my childhood home in Ballarat, sits Kryal Castle. Behold its magnificence! Built in the 1970s by…

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Power in knowledge: child language risk factors
Language | Language Learning Impairment

Power in knowledge: child language risk factors

6 May 201430 December 2020

As you can probably tell from our blog, we’re firm believers in sharing as much information as possible with parents and others about developmental language…

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