20,000 words
- Year
- 1971
- Language
- English
- ISBN-13
- 7037340
- Format
- EPUB & PDF
Description
20,000 Words by Louis A. Leslie is a foundational text in the field of education, offering a comprehensive exploration of the developmental and cognitive processes involved in word acquisition. Leslie breaks down the complexity of vocabulary development into accessible concepts, tracing how children build meaning, retain information, and expand their expressive capabilities over time. The book is particularly valuable for educators, speech-language pathologists, and parents seeking to understand the mechanics of language learning.\n\nPublished by McGraw-Hill in 1971, this work remains a respected reference in the field. Leslie's clear writing makes it an excellent resource for anyone involved in early childhood education or literacy development. Whether you are a student studying linguistics, a teacher developing reading programs, or a caregiver supporting a child's language growth, this book provides the theoretical framework and practical insights needed to better support vocabulary development. The EPUB format makes it easily readable on any device, so you can study it at your own pace.
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