speech and language impairments

What is a speech impairment?

• disorder that affects the ability to use or understand language

• impairment that prevents you from speaking

• A communication disorder that affects an individuals ability to produce sounds

• A speech impairment

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what is a language impairment?

• disorder that affects an individuals ability to produce sounds

• when you can

  use language

• stuttering

• A language disorder that affects the ability to use or understand language

Which of these is NOT a speech impairment?

• Apraxia

• Aphasia

• stuttering

• Cluttering

What does (SLI) and (SLP) stand for?

• speaking-language

  inclusively

  and

  speaking-language

  proficiently

• speech-language impairment

  and

  speech-language

  pathologist

• speech-language impairment

  and

  starting-language

  proficiently

• starting-language impairment

  and

  starting-language

  proficiently

Which is NOT an effective strategy for speech and language impairments?

• Graphic Organizers

• Mnemonic Devices

• Anchor Charts

• Vocabulary cards

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

which is an accommodation for a student with an SLI?

 

• Extended time

• Use of visuals

• Alternate setting

• Advance organizers

• All the above

Students with speech and language impairments make up the smallest category of three- to five- years old with disabilities (10%).

• true

• false

During the Roman Empire, people with speech and language disabilities were exhibited in cages for the amusement of those passing by.

• true

• false

Stuttering is a language impairment

• true

• false