Verbal reasoning and abstract language capability

What is oral language?

Oral language, also referred to as spoken language, includes speaking, listening, and non-verbal communication – how humans communicate with one another. Oral language skills are the foundation for communication and at the heart of listening and reading comprehension, serving as a predictor for both. Early spoken language skills are the most significant predictor of literacy levels.

Verbal reasoning and abstract language capability

What is it?

Verbal reasoning is about understanding and reasoning using concepts formed in words. Children’s verbal reasoning, and abstract thinking ability enable them to demonstrate their oral language comprehension skills. Together these underpin their understanding across learning. 

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Verbal reasoning and abstract language capability

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