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Impairment specific to language
no sensory deficit or developmental delay typically have normal hearing. (Specific Language Impairment)
Slow to Develop
normally develop to speak around 12 months, 18 months putting words together, 18-24 months vocab spurt
SLI is at 24 and 36 months, no vocab spurt
Do not out grow disorder if you have an SLI child
persist into adult hood
fewer grad. from HS
blue collar job more likely
socially related difficulites
therefor start earlier academic achievment
Genetic component
abnormalties in some brain functions and structure do not have the same level of activation in the areas in the brain that are important for lanuage processing and phonological awareness.
semantics
meaning
Vocab with SLI
trouble learning new words
smaller vocab
difficulty using abstract language and verbs
Natural Fast Mapping
Naturally occuring, effortless ability to learn new words after one or 2 exposures
Fast Mapping with SLI
do not fast map, need more exposure and longer period of time needed
Word Retrieval with SLI
DO NOT retrieve as quickly
do not categorize efficienctly or as deeply
not as many connections
syntax
order
rules of lang that regulate how words are ordered to form phrases and sents.
syntax with SLI kids
1.) shorter simpler sent
2.) lots of content words not many function words
(telegraphic)
3.)difficult understanding and using complex "____" structure
MORPHOLOGY
smallest unit of MEANING
BOUND Morphemes
most difficult to understand compared to FREE
effects of age
less noticable in conversational speech
great deal of difficulty w/ writing and story generation
CLD children
Culturaly and Linguistically Different.
PRAGMATICS
social use of language or the use of language
Assertiveness
blurting out anwsers
talk quickly
Responsive
passive
dont take turns in convos not anws questions
Good Oral skills =?
=good reading and writing