Why Speech Delayed Children Only Speak When Asked to, Pt 2

26 Jun 2024 · 1 min
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This YouTube video by Ming (Agents of Speech) discusses “language function” — the purposes of communication — and notes that many speech-delayed children speak primarily to request needs. The speaker explains therapists often teach longer request sentences (manding) and enumerates other language functions (greeting, questioning, commenting, instructing, clarifying), ending by asking how to motivate children to use these other functions.

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