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4 Things You Don't Do To A Child Who Is Disfluent!
http://www.behaviorcommunicates.com If you work with young children or you have any children of your own, chances are you've noticed that they can be disfluent when they are trying to tell you something. Young children are just learning language and they can think faster than they can find the words they want to say. What comes out are easy repetitions of words.
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