Terms
What is a language disorder?
Difficulties receiving, understanding, or formulating information.
What is a speech disorder?
Difficulty producing sounds.
The quality of the voice is affected by problems of what?
Breath or vocal-fold functioning
What is called when students are unable to discriminate between differences in speech sounds or sound segments?
Phonology
What speech assessment measures the student's ability to produce speech sounds?
Articulation assessment
Difficulty formulating ideas and information.
Expressive disorder
What is speech?
Oral expression of language
What is based upon perception of the listener and is determined by the air pressure coming from the lungs?
Intensity
What is called when a student has difficulties having problems using structure of words to get or give information?
Morphology
What is a form of visual supports that acts as an advance organizer?
Graphic organizer
Difficulty receiving or understanding information.
Receptive language disorder?
What is phonological?
Awareness of sound differences.
What is the length of time any speech sound requires?
Duration
What is called when students makes errors involving word order?
Syntax
What would you call a visual that has activities or events in order for a support to a student?
Visual Schedules
It is the language variation that a group of individuals use.
Dialect
The smallest meaningful unit of speech.
Morpheme
A voice disorder that is determined by the rate of vibration?
Pitch
What is it called when students experience difficulties using words singly or together in sentences?
Semantics
What would you call a visual that would tell a student how long a particular task is going to last?
Visual timer
What is an articulation disorder?
This occurs when the child cannot correctly produce the various sounds and sound combinations of speech.
Use of communication in contexts.
Pragmatics
Fluency disorders
When you focus on the social use of language, that is called?
Pragmatics
What do you call the person that works with children who needs support with speech or language?
A speech language pathologists