Category: Articulation

How the speech organs (tongue, lips, jaw, etc.) interact with one another to produce speech sounds. The term generally includes how and when sound is generated and where articulators (speech organs) make contact. Other parameters include nasalization, trills of speech organs and stricture of the vocal tract which causes changes in resonance.

Critical Questions for the Parent Interview Part 1 (DDPE Playlist: Module 2)

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As evaluators, we should look to the parent in these interviews as the expert in their child’s development, over time and in various contexts, to give us critical information leading to a differential diagnosis. In this second module, Cate reviews the critical questions that should be asked of the parent during an evaluation and begins the first part of the interview with Alex’s mother.

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(Spanish) Cleft Palate Practice for K, G, Ñ

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Este libro forma parte de una serie de libros hechos para niños con el paladar hendido reparado. This book is part of a series of Spanish language books written for children with repaired cleft palate.
Este libro forma parte de una serie de libros hechos para niños con el paladar hendido reparado. Se enface en la “K,” la “g” y la “Ñ.” Los niño que reciben terapia del habla después de la reparación del paladar hendido deberían practicar los sonidos 100 veces al día si quieren mejorar. Con estos libros los niños pueden practicar en casa con su familia o solo! This book is part of a series of Spanish language books written for children with repaired cleft palate. It focuses on “K,” “G” and “Ñ.” Children receiving speech therapy after a repaired cleft palate should practice speech sounds 100 times a day if they want to improve. With these books, children can practice at home with their family or on their own!

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