Child Development and Pedagogy · Language Acquisition
The input (receptive skills) a child hears in a language affects vocabulary size according to the principle which states that:
- 1children learn best in isolated contexts
- 2children learn more from passive activities than interactive activities
- 3children learn only from their interests
- 4children learn what they hear the most✓
Correct answer
children learn what they hear the most
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