Types of articulation disorders
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Advanced study of speech-sound disorders (SSD) in children will be discussed including functional articulation disorders, phonological processing disorders, cleft palate, developmental apraxia, and problems in research. The course includes development, assessment, and treatment.
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Common Articulation Delays and Disorders. When a child does not develop articulation skills at expected ages, he/she may have an articulation delay or disorder. A delay occurs when the child does develop speech skills, but is "behind," time-wise. A disorder means that the child is developing speech differently than one would expect.
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In your own words, define the three types of speech impairments discussed: articulation disorders, fluency disorders, and voice disorders. Give an example for each type of speech impairments and explain how a student might demonstrate that type of speech impairment in the general education classroom. This activity can be done as a pair/share or ...
[DOC File]Articulation Development
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Jenny Johnson, a female age 8;7 presents with a mild articulation disorder characterized by an interdental production of the /s/ and /z/ phonemes in all contexts. Impact on intelligibility is due to the high frequency of occurrence of /s/ and /z/ in regular speech.
[DOCX File]Language Development
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Speech and language disorders . Developmental articulation disorder. Problems producing speech sounds, pronouncing certain letters or letter combinations. Developmental expressive language disorder. Problems using spoken language to communicate, expressing yourself verbally. Developmental receptive language disorder (auditory processing disorder)
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In the early years of school practice, provision of services focused on fluency, voice, and articulation disorders, with later inclusion of language disorders. Although these areas continue to be included within the SLP’s roles and responsibilities, changing legal mandates and an expanded scope of practice for SLPs across settings has ...
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Will demonstrate knowledge of the pattern/types of articulation deficits associated with varied conditions (e.g., cleft lip & palate/craniofacial disorders, cerebral palsy, hearing impairment). Question: 5.
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Define the following movement terms: flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, elevation, depression, supination, pronation, inversion, eversion, protraction, and retraction. 9. List and describe the articulation disorders discussed in class.
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