Exam 1 Part 4 Flashcards

Literacy Disorders

1
Q

Ability to read and write

A

Literacy

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2
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____ and ____ are extensions of a child’s auditory perception, receptive language, and verbal expressive language skills

A

Reading, writing

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3
Q

Writing is an extension of ____ language

A

Expressive

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4
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Reading is an extension of ____ language

A

Receptive

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5
Q

Difficulty in learning to read or interpret words, letter, and other symbols that do not affect general intelligence

A

Dyslexia

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6
Q

Why do we think the SLP would get involved with
the assessment of, or intervention of,
reading and writing skills?

A

It’s a language problem that SLPs are responsible for treating

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7
Q

Dyslexia is considered a _____ disorder

A

Language

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8
Q

Response to intervention using evidence based practice

A

Prevention

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9
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Collaborating with SLP, OT, psychologists, teachers to do testing

A

Assessment

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10
Q

Putting goals together, doing therapy

A

Intervention

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11
Q

Creating a curriculum for the whole program

A

Program design

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12
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Data based decision making, gathering and analyzing data with individual children and program evaluations

A

Data collection and analysis

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13
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Meeting federal and state mandates: IEP development, Medicaid billing, report writing, treatment plan development etc.

A

Compliance

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14
Q

What does learning to read require?

A

Sounds (phonological system), What sounds go with what letter, how do sound combine, how do letters look when they combine

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15
Q

Skills developed during preschool years that prepare children to read and write

A

Preliteracy

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16
Q

What do we think babies and toddlers do, even before they learn to talk or walk, that might influence their ability to develop reading and writing skills?

A

Learning to flip pages, looking at graphemes

17
Q

Principle that words consist of discrete sounds and sound combinations that are represented by letters in print

A

Alphabetic principle

18
Q

Sensitivity of sound structure in spoken language, decoding, phonics; sensitivity of sounds and how they’re structured

A

Phonological awareness

19
Q

Grammatical, lexical, narrative skills

A

Oral language

20
Q

receptive and expressive knowledge of individual alphabet letters

A

Alphabet knowledge