Disorders of articulation - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What are the types of errors associated with articulation disorders? - ANSWER1. Substitutions 2. omissions 3. distortions 4. additions **think looney toons characters** What are substitutions? - ANSWERW instead of R, Y instead of L What are omissions? - ANSWERleaving a sound out (child says "pu" instead of "put") What are distortions? - ANSWERdistorted version of the sound (e.g. a lisp) What are additions? - ANSWERadding sounds to the words ("snaow" instead of "snow...

Competency 1 o :## Focuses on the characteristics of typical and atypical human growth and development and the characteristics of students with various disabilities that special education teachers are likely to encounter. Learning Disabilities o :## Students with learning disabilities have average or above average intelligence but an unexpected academic weakness in one or more content areas. Dyslexia o :## Impacts a student's ability to learn to read, to recognize sound segments or l...

Why is understanding/knowing normal speech sound acquisition important? list the reasons correct answers can compare to normative data, can't know typical if you don't know atypical, referral assessment, diagnosis, selecting intervention targets, prep dismissal how do we study speech sound acquisition at different ages correct answers high amplitude sucking, conditioned head turn paradigm, event related potentials, eye tracking, habituation - starks stages starks stages correct answers 1...

Special Education: Ed of Deaf & HH Students (5272) Questions and Answers Already Passed Which of the following classroom accommodations is most appropriate for students with cochlear implants? Presenting information through total communication modality A teacher wants to develop an assessment that reflects the educational objectives as described by Benjamin Bloom. Which of the following would best represent such an assessment? Providing an opportunity to evaluate content after analy...

SHS 402 Articulation Exam Questions and Correct Answers Already Passed What are the basics of articulation treatment approach? - Answer- -Practice! -Hypothesize on organic cues -treat the "cause" not just the phoneme What should be taken into consideration with organic articulation disorders? - Answer- - Based on non-developmental approach because the deficits are the result of structural/neurologic anomalies What is a cleft palate? - Answer- - congenital malformation of the lip/...

Articulatory Phonetics - observing the movement patterns of the articulators - how sounds are produced - helpful in correcting articulation disorders - focused more on anatomy and movement of the articulators biofeedback: see what's happening with articulation - ultrasound - electromagnetic articulography - palatography = retainer with sensors, on the palate Acoustic Phonetics - - sound measured and interpreted by instruments and technology - precise measurements are graphed - l...

HCB Musculoskeletal and Dermatology Rated A+ abduction movement of a limb away from the midline of the body adduction movement of a limb toward the midline of the body angulated fracture fracture in which the broken bone segments are at an angle to each other articulation where two bones meet atrophy decrease in size or wasting away of a body part or tissue bursa small serous sac between a tendon and a bone bursitis Inflammation of the connective tissue structure surround...

Praxis 5301 Reading Specialist Latest Update Graded A+ Assessment of Print Awareness Concepts about Print (CAP) Assessment for Letter Knowledge (2 examples) DIBELS and ERDA (Early Reading Diagnostic Assessment) 6 Elements of Marie Clay's Observation Survey (assesses letter rec and alphabetic principle) 1. Letter identification 2. Concepts about print 3. Writing vocabulary 4. Hearing and recording sounds in words 5. Text reading 6. Word test Assessment Examples for Phonem...

What is communication? - Answer--Process of sharing information between two people -Transmission and reception What are the four main processes of communication? - Answer-*F*irst *T*hanksgiving *R*eally *C*ounts -Formulation -Transmission -Reception -Comprehension What is language? Define each component with examples - Answer--Socially shared code of words, sounds, symbols -Content (semantics) -Form (*S*yntax, *M*orphology, *P*honology) -Use (pragmatics) What is speech? What systems...

CSD 146 EXAM 1 PSU | LATEST UPDATE | 2024/2025 | RATED A+ 3 components of communication language, speech, hearing 3 principles of evidence based practice external scientific evidence clinical expertise/ expert opinion client/ patient/ caregiver perspectives goal: integration of these 3 3 sections of the ear outer, middle, inner 3 systems involved in speech respiration, phonation, articulation 4 components of speech breath support voice articulation fluency abduction of...