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How well are the kids talking? Ethnic differences in children’s verbal abilities

Posted on March 30, 2015March 16, 2017 by Christine Garrington

How well our kids are doing is important to us all. The better they are doing early on in life, the better they’re likely to be doing further down the line as they grow into teenagers and adults. The earlier we can get to grips with any disadvantages or inequalities faced by individuals and groups of…

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