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期刊名:Language speech and hearing services in schools

缩写:LANG SPEECH HEAR SER

ISSN:0161-1461

e-ISSN:1558-9129

IF/分区:2.9/Q1

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Diane Paul-Brown,Lynette R Goldberg Diane Paul-Brown
This article provides an overview of current American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) policies for the appropriate use and supervision of speech-language pathology assistants with an emphasis on the need to preserve the role of f...
Hugh W Catts,Marc E Fey,Xuyang Zhang et al. Hugh W Catts et al.
Purpose: Speech-language pathologists have the skills and knowledge needed to play an important role in the early identification of children who are at risk for reading difficulties. Whereas research has identified langua...
Barbara Handford Bernhardt,Gary Holdgrafer Barbara Handford Bernhardt
Sometimes, a phonological sample is insufficient for describing patterns and determining goals for treatment. This article discusses how to evaluate a given word list in terms of a set of criteria for a detailed phonological analysis. In ad...
Barbara Handford Bernhardt,Gary Holdgrafer Barbara Handford Bernhardt
One of the challenges in the assessment of children with phonological disorders is the collection of a valid and reliable speech sample. Whichever framework is used, the sample can bias the analysis, sometimes in a way that fails to elucida...
Harry N Seymour,Linda Bland-Stewart,Lisa J Green Harry N Seymour
We propose that shared features (noncontrastive) between African American English (AAE) and Standard American English (SAE) may be more diagnostically salient than features not shared (contrastive) when identifying children of AAE language ...
Monica L Bradshaw,Paul R Hoffman,Janet A Norris Monica L Bradshaw
Recent intervention studies have demonstrated that adult-provided expansions of child utterances during storybook reading can result in preschool children's development of two-word utterances that describe characters and their actions as we...
Donna J Kelly Donna J Kelly
"Late talkers" are most often differentiated from their normally developing peers by their limited expressive lexicons. In the majority of the studies conducted on late talkers, these children are described as producing fewer than 50 words ...
David J Ertmer,Peggy A Ertmer David J Ertmer
This tutorial describes an instructional approach for school-age children who have difficulty achieving phonological carryover. Behavioral, cognitive, and constructivist instructional strategies are examined in regard to their usefulness du...