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You don't see any issues at all with those in their most neuroplastic language development years being unable to see a face while they are acquiring their nativ
by notch656a 5y ago
You don't see any issues at all with those in their most neuroplastic language development years being unable to see a face while they are acquiring their native language? I'm not interested in some bigoted conversation suggesting those in asian countries are somehow inherently superior at learning.
I never wear a mask when I'm with my toddler, even in public. I'd rather suffer whatever bad effects that bring me than risk lifelong language issues.
- terminatornet 5y agoDo blind people have trouble speaking because they can't see faces?
- RobertMiller 5y agoWhen they are blind before they learn to speak, yes. Specialized instruction can mitigate this.