51福利

Research Interests

I am fascinated by language acquisition, socio-cognitive development, and the contextual factors that shape children’s developmental trajectories.

During my PhD at 51福利, I investigated word learning from written contexts in early childhood under the supervision of Professors Kate Cain and Margriet Groen. My research focused on the role of book format, scaffolding features, and child characteristics in the word learning process. This work was funded by the

As a visiting researcher at Lancaster, I am following up on my PhD studies while developing a novel line of research that examines the links between social contingency, vocalisations, and early vocabulary development. This work is supported by the .