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    concerned that Sallie does not understand what is being said to her in the classroom environment. Sallie’s vocabulary, feeding, speech sounds, and speech developmental rate are unremarkable. Sallie’s language is an area of concern, according to her parents and teacher. The concern about Sallie’s language was first noted this year by her classroom teacher. . Oral Structures & Function: An oral mechanism examination was completed for Sallie. The examination assessed facial symmetry, lip and jaw…

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    change her worldview and how she sees others. It explores concepts like poverty, death, misogyny and violence through her eyes. Sandra Cisneros carefully crafted Esperanza’s voice, her diction and poetic language to shape the meaning of the story. Esperanza narrates with simple but powerful language,…

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    Phonemic Segmentation

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    After teaching my two lessons on phonemic segmentation and observing the two students during whole class instruction I have drawn various conclusions on both the students strengths and weaknesses. Student A excels at being able to tap out sounds within a three sound word, as student B is able to tap out the individual sounds of words with 4-5 sounds in them. These activities however acted as review for the students being as they were exposed to these concepts in kindergarten. During whole class…

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    failure to read will restrict student’s ability to understand basic Math, Language Arts, Science or Social studies. Students with reading difficulties need support for their deficit in a specific skill with different strategies. The two reading difficulties for ESE students and how I will address the difficulties in my future classroom are difficulty with high – frequency sight words using a multi-sensory approach that combines language experience with visual, kinesthetic and tactile (VAKT)…

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    and seriousness of language endangerment there is a wide variety of scholarship on this topic; however several scholars find problematic the literature of language endangerment. One of the main critiques from anthropologist to linguists is that linguist focus on linguistic loss without having much concern for the community of speakers whose language is in danger. The authors Jane Hill (2002) and Peter Whitely (2003) make valid critiques of the popular academic trend that language endangerment…

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    Examination- third edition (BDAE-3) has been used to elicit samples from patients with aphasia that assess narrative speech and other subtests (Powell, 2006). The Western Aphasia Battery- Revised (WAB-R) is composed of several subtests that access language performance areas, which includes spontaneous speech, fluency, comprehension, naming, and repetition. This examination can classify the aphasia type based on the combination of these features (Kertesz & Harciarek, 2014). The Mini Mental Status…

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    difference between synchronic linguistics, which is studied during a point in time, and diachronic, which studies language throughout human history. Next, he discusses the fact that language abides by a set of rules and can be viewed by structural units which creates a system of values. Ultimately, language as a duality…

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    Wrinkles. Gray hair. Memory hiccups. All “symptoms” of becoming wise, and old. Aging is often referred to as a disease. However, without death, the world would become a crowded and stressful place. Even though everyone could learn, study, and create without dying, humans should not be allowed to live forever due to controversy, environmental issues, and the role playing of God. Firstly, humans should not live forever as the mixture of humans from different time periods would create huge…

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    A language is one of the many defining aspects of a culture. Language allows for members of a culture to communicate with one another, express ideas, emotion, and most importantly, express who they are as individuals. Certain phrases, or “idioms,” can also be expressed through a culture’s language. These idioms are often unique to a cultural group and can have their own ties to the culture’s history, values, and practices. The remainder of the text will examine the Spanish language, its…

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    The information we receive from our brain or senses might not be accurate exactly the same way that we think. It might include some body languages, gesture, emotional, feeling when we transform into a message. The environment of an organization might influence the process of communication, both sender and receiver. You might add in your prejudgment before you speak. To avoid fail in communication…

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