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Childhood Speech, Language, and Listening Problems aims to answer the questions many parents ask themselves as they try to make sense of their developing child's problems with speech and language.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments v

Introduction 1

Part I What You Should Know and How to Get Help 5

1 Speech, Language, and Listening: How They Develop 7

What Is Speech? 8

What Is Language? 9

What Is Listening? 11

How Do Children Learn to Communicate? 12

Speech, Language, and Listening Milestones 13

2 Does Your Child Need Help? The Warning Signs 22

When to Get Help 22

Warning Signs to Look For 26

3 Having Your Child Evaluated 36

Whom to See 36

Where to Go 38

The Evaluation (aka the Assessment) 45

Special Considerations:Testing Infants and Preschoolers 56

4 After the Evaluation: Understanding Report Jargon and the IEP 59

The Numbers Used to Measure Performance 59

After the Evaluation: Using Public School Services in the United States 62

Options for Speech and Language Therapy 66

Part II Speech, Language, and Listening Problems 73

5 Understanding Speech Problems 75

Stuttering 76

Common Pronunciation Problems 81

Common Voice Problems 117

6 Understanding Language Problems 125

Your Baby’s First Words 126

Toddlers and Preschoolers with Delayed Speech or Language 128

When Learning New Words Comes Slowly: Vocabulary Problems 144

The “Him Not Talkin’ Right” Child: Morphological and Syntax Problems 159

The “Whatchamacallit, Um, Thing Over There” Child: A Word Retrieval Problem 167

The “I Don’t Know How to Explain It” Child: Sequencing, Referential, and Divergent Language Problems 176

Social Language and Playing: When Something’s Just Not Right 186

7 Understanding Listening (Auditory) Problems 203

The “What? Did You Say Something?” Child: A Central Auditory Processing Problem 204

The “I Forgot What You Said” Child: An Auditory Memory Problem 220

The “I Don’t Understand What I’m Supposed to Do” Child: A Language Processing Problem (AKA Receptive Language Delay) 229

8 Causes and Associated Conditions 242

Common Causes of Speech, Language, and Listening Problems 243

Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Hearing Impairment, and Other Special Conditions 253

9 Answers to Your Questions 275

Appendix A Resources 296

Appendix B Suggested Reading 300

Index 303

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: 03/09/2010
      ISBN13: 9780470532164, 978-0470532164
      ISBN10: 0470532165

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Childhood Speech, Language, and Listening Problems aims to answer the questions many parents ask themselves as they try to make sense of their developing child's problems with speech and language.

      Table of Contents

      Acknowledgments v

      Introduction 1

      Part I What You Should Know and How to Get Help 5

      1 Speech, Language, and Listening: How They Develop 7

      What Is Speech? 8

      What Is Language? 9

      What Is Listening? 11

      How Do Children Learn to Communicate? 12

      Speech, Language, and Listening Milestones 13

      2 Does Your Child Need Help? The Warning Signs 22

      When to Get Help 22

      Warning Signs to Look For 26

      3 Having Your Child Evaluated 36

      Whom to See 36

      Where to Go 38

      The Evaluation (aka the Assessment) 45

      Special Considerations:Testing Infants and Preschoolers 56

      4 After the Evaluation: Understanding Report Jargon and the IEP 59

      The Numbers Used to Measure Performance 59

      After the Evaluation: Using Public School Services in the United States 62

      Options for Speech and Language Therapy 66

      Part II Speech, Language, and Listening Problems 73

      5 Understanding Speech Problems 75

      Stuttering 76

      Common Pronunciation Problems 81

      Common Voice Problems 117

      6 Understanding Language Problems 125

      Your Baby’s First Words 126

      Toddlers and Preschoolers with Delayed Speech or Language 128

      When Learning New Words Comes Slowly: Vocabulary Problems 144

      The “Him Not Talkin’ Right” Child: Morphological and Syntax Problems 159

      The “Whatchamacallit, Um, Thing Over There” Child: A Word Retrieval Problem 167

      The “I Don’t Know How to Explain It” Child: Sequencing, Referential, and Divergent Language Problems 176

      Social Language and Playing: When Something’s Just Not Right 186

      7 Understanding Listening (Auditory) Problems 203

      The “What? Did You Say Something?” Child: A Central Auditory Processing Problem 204

      The “I Forgot What You Said” Child: An Auditory Memory Problem 220

      The “I Don’t Understand What I’m Supposed to Do” Child: A Language Processing Problem (AKA Receptive Language Delay) 229

      8 Causes and Associated Conditions 242

      Common Causes of Speech, Language, and Listening Problems 243

      Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Hearing Impairment, and Other Special Conditions 253

      9 Answers to Your Questions 275

      Appendix A Resources 296

      Appendix B Suggested Reading 300

      Index 303

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