The claim that children do not seem to be exposed to enough information to reliably learn a language (poverty of the stimulus) has lead some researchers to believe that      we need to talk to children more     we need to develop better methods of learning     cognitive science is hopeless     children come equipped with innate tools that are specialized to learning language

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