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Direct linkMarta Casla; Ana Moreno-Núñez; Florencia Alam; Celia Rosemberg – Language and Education, 2025
When interacting with young children, adults often self-repeat their own utterances that vary in sequences of adjacent utterances called variation sets (VS) (Küntay and Slobin 1996). These repetitions benefit children's linguistic development because they emphasize form and meaning. This paper analyzes the use of VS during group interaction and…
Descriptors: Toddlers, Language Acquisition, Video Technology, Preschool Teachers
