An interdisciplinary examination of recent research into how children's language develops over time.
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James Law is Professor of Speech and Language Science at Newcastle University. He received an OBE for services to speech and language therapy in 2018.
Sheena Reilly is Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Health Group at Griffith University. She was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for her service to tertiary education, medical research, and paediatric speech pathology in 2020.
Cristina McKean is Professor of Child Language Development and Disorders at Newcastle University. Her work focuses on identifying children at risk, and the design of internationally relevant, effective interventions and services.
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