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    Case Study Cameron

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    Educational Needs and Recommendations: 1. Cameron will benefit form continuing to utilize special education support in order to access the general education curriculum. 2. Cameron will benefit from continuing to receive speech/language, physical therapy, and occupational therapy. 3. Cameron will benefit from receiving extended time on tests, assessments, and/or assignments, as deemed necessary. 4. Cameron will benefit from shortened assignments (i.e. fewer problems/questions, fewer multiple…

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    different areas of literacy. There are six areas of evaluation for literacy are oral language, phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. While researching the different assessments I found a large number of schools that use the Phonological Awareness Literacy…

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    In many cases of Developmental Stuttering, comprehension is not impaired. Developmental Stuttering is considered a Fluency Disorder, and fluency itself is the rate at which the sounds, syllables, words, and sentences in speech, are made when put together. It is what allows other people to understand what we are saying. Since mainly fluency is disrupted in this disorder, comprehension is not disrupted. For Geoff, he most likely had difficulties communicating with…

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    Authentic Assessment

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    An examination of how best to improve reading comprehension in Year 3 students identified as being below standard national benchmarks in NAPLAN results by means of a specific pedagogical framework, using language touted as best practice in classroom education reveals, that such language is a persuasive tool that can empower or silence a teacher as a researcher. How best to teach reading comprehension has been debated without resolution for generations. The rise and fall in popularity of…

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    Language Scale Score Essay

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    receptive and expressive (oral and written) language for children and adults 3 to 21 years old. The OWLS consist of three scales listening comprehension, oral expression, and written expression. It assesses not only lexical and syntactic also pragmatic, and supralinguistic structure of language. Below are the scores that Danny received on each scale. Language Comprehension:" Standard Score "40 Percentile f < 1-7 Oral Composite: Standard Score 40 Percentile < 1 Age…

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    A 60-year-old named Gerald suffered a medial cerebral artery infarction which resulted in severe expressive aphasia and right-sided hemiparesis. After one year of speech therapy, Gerald’s articulation improved, but it still takes great effort. He was also severely impaired in his ability to name objects. When his doctor held up a coffee cup, Gerald was unable to name the object, however, he knew it was “something that you hold” and “it holds stuff.” He related his symptoms of not knowing the…

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    deepening where the chapters end, the student will write their reactions and opinions after reading or hearing the chapters in their reading logs. Through the reading logs, students are able to explore ideas, clarify misunderstanding and deepen their comprehension. (Tompkins 2014). They can also write new vocabulary they can latter on add to the ward wall. In the reading logs, as the story continues the students will be required to write a summary about the chapter, which include the plot,…

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    Portfolio As I started Thomas Nelson, I was a student fresh out of high school. When I started college, I wasn’t nervous at all and I was willingly to start something new so that I could have a career. However, it would mean that I’ll have to take like different classes to accomplish myself for that career. I would end up focusing more for college then I did in high school because college is more higher level and serious. As I consider my current academic journey through the semester in ENF 2,…

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    classification of teacher stays fully engaged with his or her students throughout the lesson, consequently, a higher comprehension of the lesson is absorbed by the pupil. Since these instructors are completely submerged in the process of teaching their students, they know the adequate amount of classwork and homework to assign to ensure their students reach his or her pinnacle of comprehension within the lesson. Teachers such as this nurture the delicate moral of their students by conveying to…

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    The patient presented auditory comprehension weaknesses where the graduate student created goals such as understanding pronouns, making inferences, identifying colors, and understanding picture analogies. Alexander also presented with expressive communication weaknesses and the clinician…

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