Speech-Language Milestones
|
Articulation is the way a student produces individual sounds. Students with articulation disorders are difficult to understand as a result of their errors. Oftentimes, errors are developmental and will come eventually as the student matures.
|
Articulation Milestones |
|
Language encompasses receptive(what the student understands) and expressive(what the student can express either verbally or nonverbally)language skills.
|
Language Milestones |
|
Speech pathologists in the school system have to show that the communication impairment negatively impacts the student's academics and access to the general curriculum.
|
Rules and Regulations |
|
Other communication impairments fall under fluency(flow of verbal speech), voice(quality or pitch of voice), and oral-motor skills(movement and strength of speech musculature such as tongue, lips etc...).
|
resources |
|