Teaching and Learning
SLI/DLD
Language Assessment and Intervention
SLD/Dyslexia SLD/Dyslexia
Reading Development
100

What does it mean to reconceptualize learning and generalization as performance and learning?

Changed to the long-term context independent occurrence of the behavior. Performance is the ST specific occurrence of some behavior. Reconceptualization of generalization as learning.

100

What are two reasons for preferring the term DLD instead of SLI (Bishop, McGregor et al.)?  What are two problems with the change in terminology from SLI to DLD (Leonard article

Problems could be difficult with the research and past knowledge could mess up diagnoses as the definitions changed. Prefer the terms to be more inclusive. The field changed terminology because lose access to previous research.

100


What is the main finding from research about treatment (dose) intensity

  • Increase dose and intensity doesn’t increase accuracy.
100

What are two reasons for not using IQ-achievement discrepancy to identify children with a specific learning disability?

Not going to identify kids with reading discreptencies, and IQ doesn’t correlate  

100

What are three types of literacy knowledge that may be acquired during the emergent literacy period?

Alphabet, letter names, sight word vocabulary.

200

Describe and give two examples of a procedural view of learning (Kamhi/Ullman).

Example 1: driving a car (proceduralized because you practice it bc it becomes automatic because it isn’t requiring conscience attention anymore) 

Example 2: Word-recognition becomes automatic. (gotta practice to make it automatic).

200

What is one factor that have contributed to the continued decline of clinical services to children with DLD?

DLD is a hidden disorder; 

  • Decline because there is not physical signs, could be behaviors.
  • Awareness is low compared to autism, dyslexia, etc.
200

Provide two suggestions for targeting complex sentences and two suggestions for targeting narrative/expository discourse.Target the meanings and function rather than the structure itself:

Focus on expression on various mental state verbs and expressing the meanings of coordinating and subordinating conjunctions (meanings of these words) – talk about before and after or “why” you’re doing things. Target specific concepts and language of the narrative discourse. Goals should target macro and microstructure

200

How should SLD children be identified according to Fletcher

RTI (response to intervention)

200

What achievement characterizes the orthographic stage

sight word reading.

300

Provide three examples of desirable difficulties and discuss the research that supports them

Conditions of practice,(study at home vs library) contextual inference(put some in between recall, like activity), reduced feedback, Retrieve rather than re-present.

300

What are 2 of McGregor’s suggestions to increase the number of children with DLD who receive clinical services?

 Mcgreggor’s suggestions: advocacy and awareness campaigns, stronger collab with teachers

300

Why are sequencing abilities not important for retelling narratives or improving narrative abilities?

Ordering and sequencing errors are caused by limitations in attention, WM, and or conceptual knowledge.

300

What is the simple view of reading?

Reading comprehension----> goes to word recognition and language/listening comprehension.

300

Define the two types of orthographic knowledge.

Sublexical (roles that govern which letters can or cannot be combined with another) and lexical(word specific orthographic representations)

400

What are four characteristics of good reasoning?

  • Collect information before making up one’s mind
  • • Seek various points of view before coming to a conclusion
  • • Think a lot about a problem before responding
  • • Calibrate the degree of strength of one’s opinion to the degree
  • of evidence available
  • • Think about future consequences before acting
  • • Weigh the plusses and minuses of a situation before making a
  • decision

• Seek nuance and avoid absolutism

400

BONUS: +30PTS 

What are the four sources of knowledge that impact spelling according to Apel?


Semantics, phonological, orthographic, morphological.

400

BONUS: +50PTS

 What are three specific areas in which SLPs are uniquely qualified to provide services to students with written language disorders?

Spelling, listening comprehension, phoneme awareness, and comprehension.  

400

What are the three subgroups of reading disabilities based on this view of reading?

Dyslexia, Dyslexia + DLD, and DLD


400

What is the self-teaching hypothesis?

Successful decoding of a word provides an opportunity to acquire word specific orthographic information.

500

Why should effort be praised rather than ability?

 Praise effort, not ability, need to encourage students to think that their ability is under their control.

500

BONUS: +50


What is the primary unit of written language?

Spoken language

500

How do children read novel words differently from familiar words?

Sound them out(phonological decoding), and familiar words by sight.