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ASD Speaking Sounds is a program designed to teach the foundation underlying the production of meaningful speech in children with ASD and other developmental conditions that interfere with speech production. Central to the program is the issue of sequencing. A basic fact of language life is that single words do not represent a meaningful language system. “Real” messages, even simple ones such as “want cookie, dog eats, no walk,” etc. require that sounds be chained together to form combinations of words. That, in turn, requires complex, intricate mouth movements that can be extremely challenging. The problems are akin to the fi ne motor diffi culties that the children display in activities such as handwriting and pulling up zippers. While the fi ne motor diffi culties in those areas have been well recognized, the importance of comparable fi ne motor movements of the mouth, lips and tongue in the production of speech has often received insuffi cient attention. Nevertheless, the area is critical. It’s why the children’s ability and willingness to produce two sequenced sounds are such important indicators of their ability to benefi t from the program. In producing two sounds in succession, they are showing that they have achieved the necessary base for “interweaving” sounds and moving onto increasingly complex speech production. Using sounds that the children can produce (so the input is adapted to the abilities of the individual child), the program starts by requesting one sound at a time (e.g., say “bah”). The lessons then expand to include increasing numbers of sounds—so that by the end of the program, the children are producing sequences of four speech sounds such as “mee, bah, koo, koo”. As indicated by the examples, the program focuses on speech sounds but not on actual words— although occasionally word-like sounds appear. The sounds are always ones that can be used in words but they themselves are rarely words. This technique serves to simplify the situation for the child. With meaning “out of the way,” the child learns to focus on the production of the sounds themselves and on the movements in the mouth area needed to create the sounds. With the attainment of four sequenced speech sounds, the child can then transition to ASD Unlocking Language which teaches the skills of actual language including expressing ideas, answering questions, summarizing observations, etc. ASD Speaking Sounds may be implemented by a parent, teacher, therapist, or other adult. Asia Waiting Children Children's House International ... AUGUST male DOB 8/2015 SN albinism and nystagmus. CHI Partnership file Special Focus Designation. August is quite playful. He finds ways to interact with those ... Resources Commonwealth Autism SSI is a federal benefit program for people with disabilities who have limited income and resources. SSI provides cash assistance to individuals who are either age 65 ... therapy Materials - Minnesota State Examples of Materials That Can Be Adapted For Therapy a collection of resources by Judith Maginnis Kuster. The following is one section of Judith Kuster's Net ... List of Available Courses - coursewebs.com This combination of four segments reviews a range of areas starting out with the importance of accurate reinforcement identification and an ... Harris County Bulletin Board Down Syndrome Resource Center Socializing On Saturdays (SOS) Additional Information: For children ages 6 and up we have Socializing On Saturdays (SOS ... Wrightslaw Missouri Yellow Pages for Kids with Disabilities To search for a resource listing in a different state return to the state pages. Search Tip: So you don't have to scroll through pages of addresses on your state ... A A. A1C A form of hemoglobin used to test blood sugars over a period of time. ABCs of Behavior An easy method for remembering the order of behavioral components ... Roles and Responsibilities of Speech-Language Pathologists ... Roles and Responsibilities of Speech-Language Pathologists in Early Intervention: Guidelines Ad Hoc Committee on the Role of the Speech-Language Pathologist in Early ... Autism Spectrum Disorder and Early Literacy: Common ... Autism Spectrum Disorder and Early Literacy: Common Misconceptions. By Lauren Lowry Hanen Certified SLP and Clinical Staff Writer . If you have a young child with ... School of Education The University of Kansas The School of Education offers programs that lead to teacher licensure in health & physical education unified early childhood and at the elementary middle and ...
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