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Survey of Communication Disorders for the Classroom Teacher

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ISBN-10: 020530804X

ISBN-13: 9780205308040

Edition: 2001

Authors: Martha Scott Lue

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List price: $112.00
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated
Publication date: 9/22/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 276
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.188
Language: English

Preface
Language, Speech, and Communication: An Overview
Communication
Components of Communication
Components of Nonverbal Communication
Language
Components of Verbal Communication
Speech
Articulation
Voice
Fluency
Changing Roles for Teachers
Federal Legislation
Evolving Roles of Teachers
Overview
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
The Speech Process: How It Works
The Central Nervous System
The Cranial Nerves
The Respiratory System
The Phonation Mechanism
The Phonatory System
The Resonation System
The Articulation System
Anatomical Structures of the Speech Mechanism
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
Early Communication Development
Theories of Language Development
Behavioral Theory
Psycholinguistic Theory
Cognitive/Interactionist Theory
Social Interactionists
Prelinguistic (Preverbal) Development
Communication of Newborns
Strategies to Encourage Prelinguistic Communication
Early Language Development
Development of Single Words
Developing Simple Sentences
Prerequisites to Language Acquisition for Young Children
Strategies to Facilitate the Development of Communication Skills
Facilitation Strategies Should Occur in the Natural Environment and Be Functional
Emergent Literacy
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
The Development of Language Skills in School-Age Children
The Components of Language
Form
Content
Use
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
The Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Exceptional Learner
Challenges of Demographic Change
State and Federal Laws
Bilingual Education Act of 1968
Bilingual Education Act of 1976
The Language Minority/Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Child
Effective Instructional Strategies: Common Attributes
Culture of Home and School
Intercultural/Intracultural Competence
Cultural Sensitivity and School Success
Communication Style and Culture
Effective Home and School Collaboration
Language Difference versus Language Disorder
Language Differences and the Issue of Standard English
Family and Community Involvement
Provision of Services and Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
The Preservice Educator and Cultural Responsiveness
Strategies for Instructing Diverse Populations: The Role of Teachers
Understanding One's Own Culture
Storytelling
Books
Helping the Culturally Diverse Student Become an Active Member in the Classroom
Acculturation
Strategies for Developing a Culturally Responsive Classroom
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
Teaching Language Skills to Students with Mild Disabilities
Students with Mental Retardation
Students with Learning Disabilities
Students with Serious Emotional Disturbances
Roles and Responsibilities of the Teacher
A Call to Action: Instructional Decision-Making
Language Instruction: Specific Considerations and Strategies
Specific Lessons and Ideas
Phonology
Morphology
Syntax
Semantics
Pragmatics
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
Problems of Phonology/Articulation: Identification and Remediation
Language Parameters
Phonology versus Articulation
The Phonological System
Phonology
Phonemes
Phonetics
Young Children and Phonological Awareness
Phonological Processing
Phonological Awareness
Principles of Phoneme Acquisition
The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
Problems of Phonology
Classification of Phonological Errors
Factors Contributing to Phonological Problems
Chronic Behavior Disorders, Juvenile Delinquency, and Language
Mental Retardation and Language Delay
"At-Risk" or "High-Risk" Populations for Language Monitoring
Identifying Children with Language Problems
Assessing Oral Language
Strategies for Working with Youngsters Exhibiting Phonological or Articulation Problems
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
Problems of Voice and Fluency: Identification and Remediation
Disorders of Voice
Phonation and the Larynx
Vocal Problems in Adult Populations
Conditions of the Vocal Folds
Voice Disorders in School-Age Children
Problems of Pitch
Problems of Intensity (Loudness)
Problems of Quality
Vocal Hygiene and the Classroom Teacher
Summary
Problems of Fluency
Components of Speech Flow
Descriptions of Stuttering
Normal Dysfluency and Stuttering
Perspectives on Stuttering
Prevalence
Research Related to Stuttering
Stuttering and Family Intervention
Description of Cluttering
Therapy
Disorders of Fluency: Helpful Hints for Prevention/Remediation
Stuttering at a Glance: Things Teachers Should Know
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
Problems of Hearing: Identification and Remediation
The Hearing Mechanism
The Ear and Related Structures
Description of the Hearing Process
Dimensions of Hearing
Nature/Types of Hearing Loss
Hearing Impairments Defined
Causes
Language Development and Hearing Loss
Unilateral versus Bilateral Hearing Loss
Educational Approaches
Habilitation versus Rehabilitation
Educational Implications for Youngsters with Hearing Impairments
Habilitation
Rehabilitation Programs
Early Identification and Behavioral Indications of a Possible Hearing Loss
Assessing Individuals with a Hearing Loss
Hearing Assessments in Students
Members of the Hearing Profession Team
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Individuals with Hearing Impairments
Use of Interpreters in the Educational Setting
Parents of Children with Hearing Impairments
Technology and the Child with a Hearing Impairment
The Hard-of-Hearing Child in the Classroom
Strategies for Success
Working with Students with Hearing Losses
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
Special Populations
Syndromes and Communication Problems
Cerebral Palsy
Aphasia
Down Syndrome
Prader-Willi Syndrome
Hunter's Syndrome
Cleft Lip and Palate
Tourette Syndrome
Failure to Thrive
Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAS)/Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Autism
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
Augmentative/Alternative Communication and Assistive Technology
Mandates for Assistive Technology
ASHA and Assistive Technology
Communication Barriers Encountered by Students
Candidates for Assistive Technology
Collecting Information from Parents
Categories of Assistive Technology
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Facilitated Communication
Technological Applications
Writing Systems
Peripherals
Assistive Technology and Students with Visual Impairments
Positioning and the Use of Augmentative and Alternative Communication Systems
Funding Options
What a Teacher Needs to Know about Assistive Technology
Summary
Vendors, Journals, and Resource Centers
References and Suggested Readings
Collaboration: The Role of the Speech-Language Pathologist and the Special Educator in the Inclusive Process
Speech-Language Pathology: The Profession
The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
AHSA's Code of Ethics
Special Education: The Profession from a Historical Perspective
Council for Exceptional Children: The Profession
Collaboration Defined
Parameters of Collaboration: Opportunities
Parameters of Collaboration: Challenges
Service Delivery Models for Speech-Language Pathologists and Special Educators
Emerging Models
Positive Outcomes
Models for Delivery of Services in Special Education
Emerging Models
The Role of Parents in the Collaborative Process
Collaboration and Collegiality
Important Readings on Collaboration
Summary
References and Suggested Readings
Glossary
Author Index
Subject Index