Articulation Therapy

Question 1

What are the two approaches to an articulation session?

Answer 1

1. The Phonetic/Traditional Motor approach
2. Multiple sound approach

Question 2

What comes after isolation in the articulation goal chart ?

Answer 2

Syllable

Question 3

If your client is having trouble with their sounds in spontaneous speech, a subset would be to:

Answer 3

move to structured context

Question 4

If a child is improving and doing well at a sound at WORD LEVEL, what stage should they move to?

Answer 4

Structured context

Question 5

What is Sensory Perceptual Training? Also called _________

Answer 5

Auditory Discrimination training identifies when the clinician says the correct or incorrect sound. Also called auditory bombardment

Question 6

Fricatives are easier to produce in ________

Answer 6

isolation

Question 7

Describe what phonetic placement is

Answer 7

Explaining and teaching, physically, how to make a sound. Needing to assist a client to think about what their actuators are doing and what they SHOULD be doing

Question 8

Sound Shaping is a part of Phonetic Placement. Describe what it is

Answer 8

Sound shaping can happen when a sound is shaped from a similar sound that a client is able to produce

Question 9

It can be ______ or ______ to use high familiarity target words with a client

Answer 9

helpful (more opportunities for practice) or more difficult due to “fossilized forms” that can take a while to unlearn