Speech Flashcards
All behaviors used to perceive and transmit information and interact with others
communication
- speech, language, written
what’s the difference between speech and language?
Speech: Verbal communication
- Articulation: How sounds are made
- Voice: Use of vocal folds and breathing to produce sound
- Fluency: Rhythm of speech
Language: Includes what words mean, how new words are made and put together, what words work best in which situations; much more of a cultural component
understanding language
receptive language
Sharing (Communicating) thoughts, ideas, and feelings
expressive language
What are the functions fo speech organs?
- Function primarily for breathing & swallowing
2. Function differently when used for speech production
Acts as a barrier to prevent aspiration of food in to the lungs; acts as a valve to lock air in to the lungs (providing stability) when completing heavy work with the upper extremities
larynx
- ex: door opening
create the sound of speech; controlled by interactions at the subcortical and cortical levels
vocal cords
What are the receptive language skills from birth- 3 months?
- Startles to sound
- Quiets when spoken to
- Recognizes voice of caregivers
What are the receptive language skills from 4-6 months?
- Moves eyes in response to sound
- Responds to changes in tone of voice
- Notices toys that make sound
- Pays attention to music
What are the receptive language skills from 7-12 months?
- Enjoys songs or rhyming games
- Attends to directions of sounds
- Listens when spoken to
- Recognizes common words
- Begins to respond to requests
What are the expressive language skills from birth- 3 months?
- Makes pleasure sounds (cooing)
- Cries to express needs
- Smiles in response to faces
What are the expressive language skills from 4-6 months?
- Babbles with speech-like sounds (p, b and m)
- Giggles
- Vocalizes excitement and displeasure
- Makes gurgling sounds when left alone or when playing
What are the expressive language skills from 7-12 months?
- Advanced babbling
- Uses speech or non-crying to express needs
- Uses gestures (or sign language) to communicate
Imitates different speech sounds - Has 1-2 words
What are the receptive language skills from 1-2 years?
- Points to body parts
- Follows simple commands
- Understands simple questions
- Listens to simple stories
- Points to pictures in a book when named
What are the receptive language skills from 2-3 years?
- Understands opposites (go/stop)
- Follows 2-step directions
- Enjoys longer stories
What are the receptive language skills from 3-4 years?
- Hears when called from another room
- Hears TV/radio at the same loudness as others
- Understands words for some colors, shapes, and family members
What are the receptive language skills from 4-5 years?
- Understands “order” words (First, Last, etc)
- Understands words for time (yesterday, tomorrow)
- Follows multi-step directions
- Hears and understands what is said at home and school
What are the expressive language skills from 1-2 years?
- Says more words every month
- Uses 1-2-word questions
- Strings two words
- Uses a variety of consonants to begin words