Restating what the child has said in a linguistically sophisticated form is called
A) recasting.
B) echoing.
C) labeling.
D) expanding.

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Restating what the child has said in a linguistically sophisticated form is called expanding. This technique involves taking what the child said and adding more detail, vocabulary, or complexity to it in order to enhance their language development. Recasting, echoing, and labeling are all related techniques used in language development but do not specifically involve making the language more sophisticated.

Restating What the Child Has Said in a Linguistically Sophisticated