Speech/Language Impairments

What is a speech language impairment according to IDEA?

• something that effects the emotions of the child

• A problem that makes pronunciation better in a child

• something that affects the teeth of the child

• A problem with the communication of a child

What exactly is a language disorder?

• Being apprehensive

• A dispassion for language arts such as essay writing.\

• A problem with pronunciation

• A low knowledge of english as a language

• A problem with processing language and comprehending

What is a speech impairment?

• Anhedonia

• Dysmorphia

• Apraxia

• Dysthemia

Which is a speech impairment?

• stuttering

• crying

• shuttering up

• semantic pragmatic disorder

Which is a language impairment?

• apraxia

• hemophelia

• dysarthia

• semantic pragmatic disorder

Which is a language impairment disorder category?

• Chronological disorders

• Phonological disorders

• Dissociative disorders

• Fluency disorders

What exactly is a speech disorder?

• A problem with progressing through things the correct way.

• A problem with understanding a language

• An issue with comprehension of auditory directions

• A problem with producing the correct sounds necessary for communication

• Nervousness around giving speeches

How does a speech or language impairment affect students?

• It means they can't ever learn to communicate or comprehend things

• It makes them lesser than their peers

• It makes it harder for them to communicate or comprehend things with others.

• It makes it hard for them to concentrate

• It means they don't like talking

How can speech and language impairments be accomodated?

• allowing the child to work with a speech language pathologist

• Getting the child an occupational therapist

• allowing the child to communicate in other ways

• A referral to a dentist

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For fun, what category of speech impairment are apraxia and dysarthria?

• Phonological

• Motor

• Cognitive

• Phonetic