Vidéo phonologie linéaire Flashcards
What is protracted phonological development?
Phonological (speech) development hapens over a protracted period of time.
Pourquoi se préoccuper des diverses approches théoriques en phonologie?
Quels impacts les théories pourraient avoir sur ma pratique, au niveau du dépistage, de l’évaluation et de l’intervention
What does protracted mean?
Lasting for a long time or longer than expected or usual.
Why does protracted phonological development occur?
Because of challenges in one or more of :
- the representation of phonetic form
- processing of phonetic form
- articulation of phonetic form
Why say protracted phonological development instead of speech sound disorder?
Protracted phonological development has a more positive connotation for speech sound disorder, which focus attention on speech sounds rather than all the different parts of speech and uses the negative term disorder.
What are 3 signs of protracted phonological development?
- Speech / sign that is difficult to understand for the client’s age and sociolinguistic group
- Phonological awareness challenges or
- Literacy challenges
What are the different element of the Phonological (Fun-ological) Hiearchy?
Top : Prosodic Phrase
Bottom : Tiny features of each speech sound
What are the features that apply to vowels and consonants?
place of articulation, manner of articulation, are the vocal folds open or closed, are they vibrating yes or no?
What is the Optimality Theory?
Constraints are ranked with respect to one another . Many rules can resolve one set of contraints. Which option you chose depends on the relative acceptability of the different options.
What are the clinical implications of constraints?
Expoit the positive to defeat the negative?
What are the clinical implications of hierarchy?
Consider all levels as goals or supports
What are the clinical implications of independent levels?
Address new structures with old features and vice versa
