Oral Language Development: Developing Speech & Language Skills in the Classroom, Part III
Description:
In Part III of this series, participants will learn about oral language difficulties that they may encounter when working with students with speech-language impairments, specific learning disabilities, autism, emotional disabilities, and intellectual disabilities. They will also learn strategies to implement in their classrooms and ways to collaborate with school speech-language pathologists.
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Content:
- Developing Speech and Language Skills in the Classroom
- How to use this module
- Review
- Overview
- Review
- Review
- Areas of Speech & Language
- Students in general education programs who may have language difficulties
- Speech-Language Impairment
- Specific Learning Disabilities
- Autism
- Communication Impairments
- Speech –Language Pathologists
- Speech-Language Services
- Speech Challenges
- Speech Challenges
- Language Challenges
- Language Challenges
- Language Difficulties
- Language Difficulties
- Teachers as Speech-Language Facilators
- Effective Teacher Behaviors
- Classroom teacher example
- Visuals
- Classroom Visuals
- Classroom Visuals
- Effective Teacher Behaviors
- Wait time
- Effective Prompting
- Questioning Techniques
- Elaborative Language
- Modeling critical thinking
- Self-Assessment
- Conclusion
- References