Synopsis
It is thought that children in their early years can think wordlessly as they won't have grasped their native language.
- Programme: Teaching Today
- Episode: Child Development: Thinking Aloud
- Channel: BBC Two
- Broadcast year: 1996
- Education & Childcare | Development of Children's Communication, Literacy and Numeracy Skills
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