This finding changes our understanding of how children master 'implicatures': inferences that we make in conversation when people mean more than they say. As adults, we do this constantly and ...

The researchers found that the strategy adolescents used for making inferences was different from both that of young children and adults. Going back to the example of the parents at the day care ...

Use simple texts to teach children how to find the main idea, make inferences, draw conclusions, and so on, and eventually they’ll be able to apply those skills to grasp the meaning of anything ...

Within the first year of life, children can make transitive inferences about a social hierarchy of dominance. Human infants are capable of deductive problem solving as early as 10 months of age ...

Then students will read the book Larabee and practice making inferences as they read. / Julia St. Louis, Mehlville School District, Rogers Elementary School / Book: Larabee, Author: Kevin Luthardt ...