Norms for phonological processes
[DOC File]Carroll County Schools
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Phonological Processes Developmental Norms ... Phonological patterns are addressed as groups of sounds not individual phonemes. Intelligibility. Impact on educational performance. Adopted 4/05. Carroll County Task Force . Initial Consonant Deletion. Final Consonant Deletion.
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Phonological awareness -- children with severe speech sound disorders are at high risk for phonological awareness problems. Lots of research has been done in that area. Barbara Hodson, who created Cycles, modified cycles 10-15 years ago to add phonological awareness activities in recognition that the typical child with a phonological process ...
[DOCX File]Speech Pathology and Audiology 223
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Analyze the speech of children with and without speech sound disorder and identify the use of phonological processes. ... This instruction is designed to help ensure proper awareness and application of well-established professional norms and ethical principles related to the performance of all scientific research activities.
[DOC File]Phonological processing and phonics: Towards an ...
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This research was designed to assess the effect of participating in the Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons program on phonological processes (i.e., phonemic awareness, phonological recoding in lexical access, and phonological recoding in working memory), word attack, and spelling.
[DOC File]California State University, Sacramento
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What is a phonological pattern/process? 7. Give 3 examples of each of the following phonological processes: unstressed syllable deletion, reduplication, epenthesis, diminutization, final consonant deletion, cluster reduction, stopping, deaffrication, velar fronting, backing, liquid gliding, and vocalization.
[DOC File]Phonological Processes - Chandler Unified School District
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Developmental Norms. By age_____, students should have suppressed these phonological processes: 3yrs 4.5yrs 5yrs Final Consonant Deletion Fronting (Palatal) Cluster Reduction. Fronting (Velar) Postvocalic Devoicing Stopping. Prevocalic Voicing Deaffrication Gliding. Syllable Reduction Vocalization
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