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Study suggests that children can learn words without the need for visual cues

Summary by El Vocero De Puerto Rico
A study conducted by developmental scientists at Northwestern University of Illinois and Harvard University suggests that children, particularly as young as 15 months old, begin to learn words for objects they have never seen.

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Study suggests that children can learn words without the need for visual cues

A study conducted by developmental scientists at Northwestern University of Illinois and Harvard University suggests that children, particularly as young as 15 months old, begin to learn words for objects they have never seen.

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