Types of disabilities - Speech and language disabilities - Challenges and solutions Flashcards
True or False: People with speech disabilities may face challenges when trying to communicate using voice-based technology tools like virtual meetings.
True
Which of the following is a suitable alternative solution for someone with a speech disability who cannot use voice-based technology tools?
A. Voice commands
B. Text-based alternatives such as chat or email
C. No alternatives
D. Hand gestures
B. Text-based alternatives such as chat or email
True or False: Individuals with speech disabilities may also have other disabilities such as hearing loss, difficulty with fine motor movements, or visual impairments.
True
Which of the following solutions is appropriate for digital content to assist individuals with speech disabilities?
A. Provide captions and transcripts for video and audio materials
B. Ensure content is only in text format
C. Use complex and detailed language
D. Avoid using screen readers
A. Provide captions and transcripts for video and audio materials
True or False: Individuals with speech disabilities who may also have motor disabilities should be provided with the same solutions as those used for motor disabilities.
True
What is a low-tech AAC solution for someone with difficulty producing speech sounds?
A. Voice commands
B. Computer-generated voices
C. Communication boards
D. Sign language interpreters
C. Communication boards
True or False: High-tech AAC solutions for speech disabilities include the use of computer-generated voices to replace speech.
True
What should be done if complex communication systems are ineffective for a person with speech disabilities?
A. Provide simplified communication methods with multiple options
B. Continue using the same systems
C. Allow less time for communication
D. Use only written communication
A. Provide simplified communication methods with multiple options
True or False: It is important to ensure that enough time is provided for communication, accessing information, or responding for individuals with speech disabilities.
True