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    Cvc/405 Week 4

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    The patient was a four-year-old male‚ being seen in the clinic for articulation therapy. The sounds that were being targeted included‚ /l/ in the initial position of a CVC word with 75% accuracy‚ /ae/ in both isolation and the medial position of a CVC with 70% accuracy‚ and /d3/ in the initial position of a CVC with 70% accuracy. To reach these goals‚ the clinician decided to use picture cards‚ oral exercises‚ minimal pairs‚ and the Fishing for Words game. What strategies/methods/materials were

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    Intonation in English

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    1. Intonation: approaches‚ definitions‚ functions Intonation is a language universal. There are no languages which are spoken without any change of prosodic parameters but intonation functions in various languages in a different way. There are two main approaches to the problem of intonation in Great Britain. One is known as a contour analysis and the other may be called grammatical. The first is represented by a large group of phoneticians: H. Sweet‚ D. Jones‚ G. Palmer‚ L. Armstrong‚ I. Ward

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    Developing Language Phase Case Study 3: N 1. Interpretation During today’s evaluation‚ we used the Preschool Language Scale- Fifth Edition (PLS-5) and general observations of N’s play skills and social interactions to assess his speech and language abilities. The PLS-5 is a norm-referenced test‚ meaning that the creators of the test developed a set of “average” scores based on a large sample of children‚ to help us determine whether a child‚ like N‚ performs at the same level as other children his

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    How different are the varied treatment approaches: There are various treatment programs and approaches that have been proposed to treat children with articulation and phonological disorders. Pattern-based approaches consist of distinctive feature and phonological approaches while motor-based approaches are the traditional approaches that contradict pattern-based approaches. All approaches use behavioral treatment while treating articulation and phonological disorders. The phonological rules that

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    In the chapter it goes in depth with phonemic awareness and phonics. Both of them makes phonological instruction which needs to be taught explicit. Phonemic Awareness is spoken words that are made up of individual sounds; each sound is called phonemes. Phonics is the comparing the sounds to the letters. Once both are taught children need to reflect on words dealing with phonological knowledge. From research phonemic awareness has barely receive attention on how it should be taught but phonics

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    Phonological Processing Disorder (PPD) is a speech sound disorder (SSD) whereby the child has not been able to accurately form‚ segment‚ discriminate or identify specific speech sounds (Bishop‚ Bishop‚ Bright‚ James‚ Delaney‚ & Tallal‚ 1999). Foreman (2011‚ p.324) stresses that “competency in blending sounds” is vital to helping children decode and read new or unfamiliar words as difficulty forming and using phonemic sounds‚ cues and rules in speech can contribute to difficulties with word use in

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    Phonological awareness Phonological awareness is the understanding that the sounds of spoken language work together to make words. Phonics is the understanding that there is a relationship between letters and sounds through written language. Children who cannot hear and work with the phonemes of spoken words will have a difficult time learning how to relate these phonemes to letters when they see them in written words. Need for Teachers to teach phonological awareness skills The ultimate aim of phonological

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    .4 Phonological Phonological processing is the system used to process sounds. The sounds that make up words are known as phonemes and graphemes are the spellings of those sounds‚ when the sounds come together they make words. When we hear words we analyse and manipulate the structure of the sounds within the words‚ this is the main function of the phonological processing system. When you hear the sound of the words you then convert them into letters which creates spelling. When you see letters on

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    CELTA Assignment 1

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    Sarah to get up so early. As a result she had to browse in shops for several hours. c). Checking meaning. Did she get up early? Yes Was it necessary? No d). Form. Subject + need not (needn’t) + have + verb 3 (Past Participle) e). Phonology You’d need to help students with the stress on the first syllable in ‘needn’t’ /niːdənt/ and its linking to weak form of ‘have’ /niːdəntəv/. 2. I’ve been waiting for two hours

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    Teaching Reading to Preschool Children Abstract Phonological awareness is an important aspect in the fundamentals of reading. It is the first step in literacy. Children can learn phonological awareness in a variety of ways. Rhyming‚ sentence and word recognition‚ sound knowledge‚ phonemes‚ letter identification‚ spelling‚ and games which require active listening are a few of the techniques used by teachers in the classroom. All of these methods help in a child’s reading and speech fluency

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