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Phonology
Morphology
Syntax
Semantics
Pragmatics
100
How many phonemes (sounds) in the word "time"
3
100
How many morphemes are in the word "swimming"?
2
100
The rules of a language which govern sentence organization
Syntax
100
Knowledge about the meaning of the language that is expressed by a person
What is semantics?
100
Consists of the goals or functions of language, the use of context to determine what form to use to achieve these goals and the rules for carrying out cooperative conversations (Paul & Norbury, 2012)
What is pragmatics
200
The understanding that spoken language is made up of sounds and the ability to identify and manipulate the sounds of a spoken language
Phonological Awareness
200
Give an example of a word with a bound morpheme.
dogs, walked, reimagine
200
In English, every sentence needs what? (2 components)
1 Verb Phase & 1 Noun Phrase
200
The vocabulary gap that can between children of different socioeconomic status
What is The Matthew Effect
200
A student may talk for long periods of time and not allow anyone else the opportunity to speak (Turnbull et al., 2016)
What is pragmatic deficit
300
A 3 year-old girl is using the phonological process of fronting, a process that is typically suppressed by 3.5 years. True or false: this girl has a phonological disorder
FALSE
300
Is the sound /p/ considered a phoneme or a morpheme?
phoneme
300
The most sensitive domain of language in children with language disorders
morphosyntax
300
1) Below grade level and/or limited vocabulary knowledge 2)Inappropriate or limited use of pronouns 3)Limited or inaccurate range of semantic relations expressed within sentences or between clauses.
What are indicators of semantic delays or disorders?
300
Prompting strategy used to teach children to use a variety of language during social interactions. Scripted prompts (visual and or verbal) are gradually faded out, as children use them more spontaneously (Nelson, 1978).
What is social scripts
400
Patterns of sound errors that typically developing children use to simplify speech as they are learning to talk
What is a Phonological Process?
400
Does the word "impatient" contain a derivational or grammatical morpheme?
derivational morpheme "im"
400
Provide an example of a complex sentence
-sentence containing 2 or more verbs
400
As new words are learned, semantically related words become closely associated and organized in
What are semantic networks?
400
Teach ways of interacting appropriately with typically developing peers through instruction, role-playing, and feedback. Groups typically consist of two to eight individuals with social communication disorders and a teacher or adult facilitator (ASHA, n.d.)
What is social skills groups
500
1) Delay in acquisition of phonological skills, including errors similar to those of younger children 2)Tendency to vocalize less 3)Problems with early speech sounds affecting intelligibility 4)Difficulty learning the speech sound system of language, resulting in poor repetition of single and multisyllabic nonwords 5)Limited phonological awareness (e.g., rhyming, sound/syllable deleting, segmentation, and blending).
What are indicators of phonological delay's or disorders
500
Describe a target for morphology intervention.
-Using and analyzing more complex morphological forms (monster/monstrous) -Judging correctness of grammar and morphological word forms -Correcting errors -Improving morphosyntax
500
A sentence-level language intervention strategy that involves rewriting kernel sentences into more syntactically complex forms (Scott & Nelson, 2009).
Sentence Combining
500
Teaching basic concept words as well as exposing students to more context based words as well (i.e. words they wouldn’t hear as much in their day to day experiences
What is Curriculum-Based Instruction?
500
Script targeting talking with peers
What is oral script