True or False
One million children (20% of Special Education students) receive services for speech language disorders.
TRUE
difficulty with speech, language, or both, encompassing issues with articulation, understanding, or using verbal and nonverbal communication.
What is Communication disorder?
How can teachers encourage communication in the classroom?
Teachers can improve language skills by providing models, encouraging communication, and creating an empathetic learning environment.
Individuals with communication disorders always have emotional or behavioral disorders or intellectual disabilities.
False
A system of symbols used to communicate ideas governed by rules. It includes:
Expressive Language
Receptive Language:
What is Language Disorders?
Provide a few examples of how families can encourage communication with their children.
Social interactions and through play, promoting language through play and verbalizations, activities with responses, work with SLP and other professionals, etc...
About 8% to 9% of preschool children and about 5% of students in elementary and secondary grades have speech disorders.
TRUE
Significant delay in expressive language development, with some children eventually catching up and others continuing to have issues.
What is Early Expressive Language Delay? (EELD)
What are the types of communication disorders?
language disorder, speech sound disorder, stuttering, dysarthria, phonological, fluency, voice, articulation, hearing, etc