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Becoming Verbal and Intelligible: A Functional Motor Programming Approach for Children With Developmental Verbal Apraxia - Softcover
Synopsis
TARGET GROUP: 2-10 years Increase your children's speech and articulation abilities. Using this manual, you can help children who are nonverbal or highly unintelligible due to developmental verbal apraxia and other articulation, phonological, or motor speech disorders. Therapy practice is structured so that syllable structures gradually increase in length and complexity. Emphasis is placed on teaching functional spoken language through imitation and reinforced with signs and pictures illustrated in the manual. The authors use a Functional Motor Programming Approach to therapy because it is undertaken in a naturalistic and practical environment. By using this approach, your clients will gain- Improved motor planning ability for speech and language A feeling of success The ability to generalize skills An increased desire and ability to communicate With this resource, you'll receive- 280 pages of reproducible picture stimuli organized by syllable structure, target sound, and type of transition Hierarchical therapy structure outlined in a Therapy Progression Chart Informative handouts to copy and give to parents Suggestions for teaching specific language structures while expanding syllable structure
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- PublisherHarcourt Publishers Ltd, a subsidiary of Harcourt International Ltd
- Publication date1996
- ISBN 10 0761631720
- ISBN 13 9780761631729
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
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