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Children With Communication Disorders

AB
CommunicationExchange of ideas
LanguageVerbal means by which human beings communicate
PragmaticsLang component; how to use lang app in social context
Speechphysical action of orally producing words
Phonemesmallest unit of speech sound
Number of phonemes44
Syntaxrules that govern how words combine to form sentences
Language development usually happensfirst 3 years of life
Language disorderdelay in understanding others or using app language to listener
Form of communicationperson's behavior
Phonological disorderproblems understanding the sound system
Fluency disordersinterruptions in the flow of speaking
Voice disorderaffects the pitch, loudness or quality of the voice
Dialectset of speech characteristics shared by region or culture
Not a communication disorderDialect
Prevalence of special ed servicessecond-largest group
Phonological awarenessability to recognize and analyze the sounds contained in words
Critical to emerging literacyPhonological awareness
Ability to comprehend language as well as use it in different contextsCommunicative competence
Provides a picture of the student's current level of communicationLanguage sample
Pull out modelCriticized for isolating students from the classroom
Students with comm disorders usually staygeneral education classroom and "pulled out"
Alternative communicationways that are used to send a message from one person to another
Gestures, sign language, Morse code, language boardsAlternative communication


Spanish Teacher
Forest Park Middle School
Longview, TX

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