The Role of Story in Language Acquisition

By R. E. Shagoury
Pearson Allyn Bacon Prentice Hall

Around three or so years of age, a child takes another great leap in development, a leap that makes her a "different" child while still remaining herself ...Finally a child can tell herself the story of the events and experiences that happen to her. She can now weave together an autobiographical narrative. - Daniel Stern

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