Introduction
True or False: An audiologist identifies, evaluates, and treats people with hearing disorders.
True
True or False: Pragmatics refers to the social use of language and includes rules of conversation (e.g. ability to maintain topics and appropriate eye contact) and the purposes of language (e.g. to inform, request, and/or comment).
True
What are some examples of Emergent Literacy?
True or False: There is currently no known cause to ASD.
True.
What is communication?
The process of exchanging information and ideas.
Name one of the six principles from the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
FAPE
Appropriate Evaluation
IEP
LRE
Parents and Student Participation
Procedural Safeguards
What are the three key components of language?
1. Form
2. Content
3. Use
What are three Stages of Reading Development?
Logographic Stage
Alphabetic Stage
Orthographic Stage
Characteristics of ASD are organized into the following four categories:
Social Communication
Language & Related Cognitive Skills
Behavior & Emotion Regulation
Sensory
True or False: Expressive language skills are developed first.
False
What are the two therapy service delivery options in schools?
Pull-Out & Push-In
True or False: Every language is rule-governed.
True.
True or False: Children with CAPD have hearing loss.
False
Which treatment model focuses on play, following the child's lead, & building a relationship with the child?
DIR / Floortime
Autism Spectrum Disorder is defined by:
Social communication deficits that impair daily functioning;
Restrictive and repetitive behaviors and interests that impair daily functioning.
What are the two types of assessment of speech and language?
1. Screening
2. Full Evaluation (Traditional & Dynamic)
What are examples of Expressive Language?
Speaking, writing, and/or signing.
Children with Language-Based Learning Disabilities present problems with:
Reading
Writing
Spelling
The prevalence of ASD continues to rise because:
Updated official diagnostic criteria & Increasing awareness of ASD.
Concept Knowledge, Inferences, Predictions, Figurative Language, etc. are examples of:
Higher-Order Thinking (HOT)
When are bilingual children considered to potentially having speech and language disorders?
When their native language & English are both considered to be impaired and/or lacking proficiency.
What does it mean if a child has difficulty with receptive language?
The child has difficulties with understanding complex language while reading or when listening.
Receptive = Input (Reading or Listening)
Which time period are Learning Disabilities are often discovered?
School-age.
True or False: An SLP is solely responsible for the diagnosis of ASD.
False.
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Phonology
Syntax
Morphology
Semantics
Pragmatics