Developmental Neurolinguistic & Cognition Lab

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Human languages are comprised of phonology, morphology, syntax, and pragmatics. Phonology refers to the different sounds or handshapes that can be produced and combined in the language. Morphology tells us how those sounds or handshapes can be combined to form words. Syntax is the grammar of the language, or the rules that tell us how those words can be ordered. Semantics refers to the meaning we understand of words and sentences. Pragmatics involves the social aspect of language and how we can use the language to share information in a community. #Languages

Parents of D/HH infants and toddlers, you can help us learn more about your child's language development! We'd love to see you in the lab at Gallaudet University!

Check out our flyer for more information, or visit us online at dnclab.wixsite.com/dnclab

Are you the parent of an infant or toddler? Are you interested in learning more about your child’s language development? DNC Lab is conducting a study on language development and parent-child interaction for families from different backgrounds. Come see us in the lab!

For more information, contact us at [email protected]

We’re having some EEG fun here at the DNC Lab! Interested in learning more about the brain’s role in language and literacy development? Contact the lab! We’re looking for participants!

Are you the parent of a D/HH child who uses American Sign Language, spoken English, or both? We want to know more about your child's language development! Check out our flyer for more information, or visit us online at dnclab.wixsite.com/dnclab

Are you interested in learning more about your child's language development? Second-year graduate student Veronica Cristiano is conducting a study on language acquisition in d/Deaf infants. Come join us in the lab!

For more information, contact us at [email protected].