Communication
True/False You do not need speech to communicate.
What is True
True/False Oral language is unique to humans.
What is True.
This is the neuromuscular act of producing sounds that are used in language.
What is speech.
This language domain encompasses the smallest unit of sounds in words.
What is phonology.
True/False Language stays the same throughout a person's lifetime.
What is False.
For communication to take place, it must include a sender, a shared intent, a shared means and this.
What is a receiver?
Name two types of language important to teachers.
Receptive and expressive languge
This professor has mentioned several times that this domain is difficult for autistic students. Hint: they are literal and do not understand idioms.
What is pragmatics.
This age span is the most critical and intensive period of receptive and expressive language in a child.
What is birth to 3.
There are types of communication, non-linguistic and this.
What is linguistic.
Language a rule governed symbol system for communicating has three categories: form, content, and this.
What is use?
This describes smoothness in rhythm or rate of speech.
What is articulation.
This domain, semantics, encompasses the _________of words and includes vocabulary.
What is meaning.
Name one reason someone might have a language disorder.
What is from birth, illness, or injury, such as stroke or traumatic brain injury.
Body language and facial expressions are examples of this type of communication.
What is non-verbal or non-linguistic communication.
There are 3 categories under form when describing language: Phonology, Morphology, and this.
What is syntax.
This describes how high or low a sound is and is measured in cycles per second or hertz.
What is pitch.
Name all 5 language domains.
What are Phonology, Morphology, Semantics, Syntax, and Pragmatics.
At this age span, children can understand 2500 to 3000 words, tell simple stories, follow mult-step directions, and use lengthy sentences.
What is 4 to 5 years of age.