New study to track children's cognitive growth in early years

The study aims to explore how such skills develop over time, and how and why this differs among children. PHOTO: ST FILE
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SINGAPORE - Parents often ask why their child is not able to speak as early as other children.

A new study aims to understand this, and how babies and toddlers develop the skills and abilities needed to succeed in school.

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