Enhancing Language Development in Children with Autism: A Comprehensive Guide to Phonological Assessment and Intervention
Keywords:
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Language Development, Phonological Measures, Phonological Assessment, Speech and Language Therapy, Phonological Mean Length of Utterance, Jordanian Arabic-speaking Children, Communication Disorders, Child Language Acquisition, Intervention Strategies.Synopsis
This book provides a comprehensive exploration of phonological assessment and intervention in children with autism, focusing on enhancing language development. Chapter 1 establishes the theoretical background, outlining key concepts in language acquisition and the role of phonological development in communication. Chapter 2 delves into various phonological measures utilized to assess language development, highlighting their relevance in both typically developing (TD) children and children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Chapter 3 contrasts these measures between ASD and TD children, providing insights into unique phonological patterns and challenges in ASD. Chapter 4 presents a detailed case study examining the phonological mean length of utterance in autistic Jordanian Arabic-speaking children, offering practical examples of assessment techniques and therapeutic interventions. Finally, Chapter 5 concludes with recommendations for clinicians, educators, and researchers, proposing strategies to enhance phonological assessment and support language development in children with autism.
Citation:
Subhi Alhaj-Mousa, E. (2024). Enhancing Language Development in Children with Autism: A Comprehensive Guide to Phonological Assessment and Intervention. Sobraj Publishing Service 2024. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13625530
Chapters
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Chapter 1: Theoretical Background
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Chapter 2: Phonological Measures in Language Development
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Chapter 3: Phonological Measures in ASD and TD Children
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Chapter 4: Case Study - Phonological Mean Length of Utterance in Autistic Jordanian Arabic-Speaking Children
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Chapter 5: Book Conclusion and Recommendation