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Determining the Need for an Articulation Referral What Every Teacher Should Know Normal Speech Development Florida Definition of SpeechLanguage Impairment Dialect andor Primary Language Influence ID: 916813

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Slide1

Speech Disorder or Speech Difference ?

Determining the Need for an Articulation Referral

Slide2

What Every Teacher Should Know

Normal Speech Development

Florida Definition of Speech/Language Impairment

Dialect and/or Primary Language Influence

Eligibility for Speech Impaired Services

The Role of the Teacher

Other Available Services

Slide3

Normal Speech Development

Age 2: /b,d,h,m,n,p/

Age 3: /f,g,k,t,w,ng,/

Age 4: /kw/

Age 5: /ch,j,l,s,sh,s,z,/

Age 6: /r, v, s blends, r blends/

Age 7: /th/ (voiced and voiceless)

Slide4

Normal Speech Development

Many children make sound errors at some time during their speech development. These errors don’t typically affect intelligibility.

These errors are typically corrected through maturation, modeling and literacy development.

Slide5

Florida Statute

6A-6.03012 Exceptional Student Education Eligibility for Students with Speech Impairments

Definition: Speech impairments are disorders of speech sounds, fluency, or voice that interfere with communication, adversely affect performance and/or functioning in the educational environment, and result in the need for Exceptional Student Education.

Slide6

Speech Differences

Speech that is unique to an individual but does not significantly affect intelligibility or attract adverse attention.

Dialect or Regional Variations

English Language Learner

Structural or Functional Inadequacy

Slide7

Atypical Speech Development

Articulation Deficits – The effect on intelligibility depends on the type, severity and frequency of the following:

Substitution: Saying one sound for another

wabbit for rabbit

Omission: leaving out a sound in a word

i-cream for ice cream

Distortion: Distorting a sound

Slide8

Atypical Speech Development

Phonological Deficits – Incorrect production of classes of sounds

Airflow sounds – s, z, sh, f, th, zh

Back of tongue sounds – k, g, ng

Clusters or blends – sl, st, sk, tr, br, kr, pl

Phonological deficits often affect intelligibility and do not self-correct.

These errors can result in difficulty learning to read.

Slide9

Atypical Speech Development

Apraxia/dyspraxia is an impairment in the motor planning center of speech.

Very poor intelligibility

Inconsistent and random errors

Often associated with language and learning difficulties

Guarded prognosis

Slide10

The Impact of Sound

Development on Literacy

Speech disorders can have a negative impact on phonemic awareness, phonics and reading fluency.

Blending and segmenting

Sound/symbol relationships

Manipulating sounds

Discriminating sounds

Slide11

How the Teacher Can Help

Provide opportunities for the student to hear and say sounds correctly

Encourage students to participate in all speaking opportunities in the classroom

Promote respectful acceptance of speech differences in the classroom

Slide12

How the Teacher Can Help

Show students how to produce the sound(s) correctly. Consult SLP if necessary.

Provide students with practice opportunities by having them pronounce classroom words containing error sounds frequently.

Give positive feedback for correct and incorrect productions.

Slide13

Making a Referral

If you feel that the child’s errors are not a difference, but are a disorder

Consult with your SLP who will give you the

Describing Speech

Misarticulations

/ Teacher Questionnaire Referral Form

The SLP will review the documents, complete a screening and set up the initial

Problem Solving

Team

meeting to discuss options.

Slide14

Available Options at First

PST

SLP and teacher will monitor development

SLP will assist teacher and parent with additional strategies

Team will recommend enrollment in the Response to Intervention General Ed Speech Improvement Program

Team will recommend a comprehensive speech evaluation