Receptive language goals autism

    • [DOC File]Autism

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      Absent or delayed speech 18m – refer audiologist and speech/language pathologist. If hearing and receptive are normal can wait and see. If normal hearing and abnormal receptive – eval GDD or autism then refer developmental specialist and early intervention program

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    • [DOC File]Rehabilitation Research and Training Centers - VCU

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      Receptive Language or Receptive Communication – Understanding a message someone else is trying to get across; this includes understanding directions, questions, and comments that other people say to us. Reinforcement – When an event occurs that increases the likelihood that a behavior or response will occur again in the future.

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    • [DOCX File]Speech and Language Kids - Speech And Language Kids

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      who have autism and anybody who is really struggling to find their voice and develop a functional response form. Carrie: Perfect. So, one thing I kind of wanted to bring up at this point in the interview is I feel like there are often two camps, there's the speech language pathologist and there's the ABA therapist and they seem to be butting heads.

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    • [DOCX File]Speech and Language Kids - Speech And Language Kids

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      : So my favorite resource would be my informal language assessment for students with autism. So, there's a receptive language portion, and expressive language portion, a functional communication portion and a social language portion. So, it really gives you a comprehensive picture of the student.

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    • [DOC File]EVALUATION

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      Harry Smith, age 6;11, was seen for a speech and language evaluation on November 8, 2005, at the University of Washington Speech and Hearing Clinic (UWSHC). Harry has a diagnosis of mild autism. His parents, Jerry and Maxine Smith accompanied Harry to the evaluation and Mr. Smith provided information for the interview.

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    • [DOC File]General Information: - BABAT

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      Listener skills (receptive language) Visual perceptual skills and matching-to-sample . Motor imitation (copying the actions of others) Echoic (repeating the phonemes, words, and phrases of others) Play skills. Social skills. Vocal output. Group learning skills. Learning barriers (e.g., behavior problems, compliance, prompt dependency)

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    • [DOCX File]VCU Autism Center

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      Introduction to the Expressive and Receptive Communication Inventory for Emerging Language Learners. Determining appropriate communication goals is one of the most important aspects of an educational program for a student with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

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    • [DOC File]Centennial School District #28Jt

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      The Autism Social Skills Profile (ASSP) by Bellini and the Underlying Characteristic Checklists (UCC) by Aspy and Grossman are good examples. Pragmatics is the domain of language most impaired in ASD, so it would be very helpful to also complete a pragmatic skills checklist.

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    • [DOC File]Ideas for Recommendations:

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      To improve XXX’s receptive language, engage him in activities that encourage joint attention, turn-taking, eye contact, and use of social communication at home, such as: Speech/language therapy should continue to emphasize the development of XXX’s expressive and receptive language, particularly in the context of social communication.

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    • [DOC File]SPEECH-LANGUAGE EVALUATION - ces

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      Student demonstrated difficulties with receptive language, expressive language, receptive vocabulary, expressive vocabulary and written language. He had difficulty with auditory comprehension and processing which required the examiner to repeat, rephrase, and allow time to process. Student does better with visual and auditory stimuli together.

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