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Question 1

Underlying Concepts of the Cycles Approach 1

Answer 1

1. Phonological Acquisition is a gradual process.

Question 2

Underlying Concepts of the Cycles Approach 2

Answer 2

2. Children with “normal” hearing typically acquire the adult sound system primarily by listening.

Question 3

Underlying Concepts of the Cycles Approach 3

Answer 3

3. Children associate kinesthetic and auditory sensations as they acquire new patterns, enabling later self-monitoring.

Question 4

Underlying Concepts of the Cycles Approach 4

Answer 4

4. Phonetic environment can facilitate (or inhibit) correct sound production.

Question 5

Underlying Concepts of the Cycles Approach 5

Answer 5

5. Children are actively involved in their phonological acquisition.

Question 6

Underlying Concepts of the Cycles Approach 6

Answer 6

6. Children tend to generalize new speech production skills to other targets.

Question 7

Underlying Concepts of the Cycles Approach 7

Answer 7

7. An optimal “match” facilitates a child’s learning.