Speech and Language Disorders Assessment

What is a speech disorder?

• Difficulty understanding language

• Difficulty producing speech sounds

• Trouble reading

• Hearing loss

What is a language disorder?

• Difficulty with voice pitch

• Trouble hearing clearly

• Difficulty understanding or using words in context

• Speaking with an accent

Which of the following is an example of a speech disorder?

• Dyslexia

• Receptive language delay

• Stuttering

• ADHD

What percentage of children are estimated to have speech/language disorders?

• 1–2%

• 3–4%

• 5–10%

• 15–20%

Which of these can be a cause of speech/language disabilities?

• Too much screen time

• Genetics

• Strong vocabulary

• Eye problems

Which of the following is NOT a common classroom sign of a speech or language disorder?

• Limited vocabulary

• Clear and fluent speech

• Difficulty following directions

• Trouble expressing thoughts

How can speech/language disabilities impact learning?

• They make students better at math

• No effect at all

• They improve memory

• They affect reading, writing, and social skills

What is one way a teacher can support a student with a language disorder?

• Ignore it

• Only give written instructions

• Use visuals and gestures

• Speak very fast

What is the role of a speech-language pathologist (SLP)?

• Teach gym class

• Diagnose and treat speech/language issues

• Provide math tutoring

• Organize field trips

Why is it important to create an inclusive classroom environment?

• To improve test scores

• To make grading easier

• To help all students feel valued and supported

• To reduce class sizes