4. Pourquoi est-il important de parler de la situation des sans-papiers ?
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5. Que peuvent faire les citoyens pour aider les sans-papier…
5. Que peuvent faire les citoyens pour aider les sans-papiers ?
3. Quels sont les risques encourus par les sans-papiers ?
3. Quels sont les risques encourus par les sans-papiers ?
When considering implication universals, if a child produces…
When considering implication universals, if a child produces /ʧ, ʤ/ it is implied that the child has the following sound types in his repertoire.
A mother comes to you with a child that is 3 years old, You…
A mother comes to you with a child that is 3 years old, You evaluate the child for speech, language is not a concern. The child is 75% intelligible and produces /m,b,j,n,w,d,p,h,d,t,k,g,f/. However, this child does not produce /ʧ, ʤ, s,z, l, and r/ consistently. Mom is concerned. How do you counsel mom?
You are evaluating a child who has the diagnosis of Down Syn…
You are evaluating a child who has the diagnosis of Down Syndrome. Her cognitive developmental age is around 18 months. You are hoping that her language skills have reached a similar level of development. Which set of skills would you hope to see this child demonstrate?
Which of the following statements is/are true about the More…
Which of the following statements is/are true about the More than Words (MTW) intervention?
During assessment a child produced /k^pt/ for /k^p/. This is…
During assessment a child produced /k^pt/ for /k^p/. This is an example of:
Children begin to use grammatical morphemes in the following…
Children begin to use grammatical morphemes in the following order:
What is the term used to indicate that a speaker inserts cha…
What is the term used to indicate that a speaker inserts characteristics of their native language (L1) into their use of the language that they are learning (L2)?