This is the third book in the series ‘Children’s
Speech and Literacy Difficulties’ and is based on research
and practice with school-age children with persisting speech and
associated difficulties. It focuses on the psycholinguistic nature
of their difficulties, how to design intervention programmes, and
how intervention outcomes might be measured. It will serve as a
practical handbook and will contain usefuls word lists, tips and
photocopiable sheets in the appendix.
* Each chapter will summarise recent research findings and close
with a bulleted summary of the main points in the chapter.
* Provides an explanation of the psycholinguistic approach and
how to implement it, and integrate it with other approaches.
* Includes case studies
Table des matières
Foreword.
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Chapter 1: Persisting Speech Difficulties.
Chapter 2: Theory, Therapy and Methodology.
Chapter 3: Stimuli Design: Segments in Single Words.
Chapter 4: Working on Segments in Single Words.
Chapter 5: Stimuli Design: Consonant Clusters in Single
Words.
Chapter 6: Working on Consonant Clusters.
Chapter 7: Stimuli Design: Connected Speech.
Chapter 8: Working on Connected Speech.
Chapter 9: Generalisation.
Chapter 10: Linking with Literacy.
Chapter 11: Intelligibility.
Chapter 12: Evaluating Intervention Outcomes.
Chapter 13: Service Delivery Issues.
Chapter 14: Putting the Speech back into Speech Therapy.
Appendix 1: Speech processing profile.
Appendix 2: Updated List of Examples of Tests for Each Question
in the Psycholinguistic.
Assessment Framework.
Appendix 3: Speech processing model.
Appendix 4: Template for Journal Review.
Appendix 5: Examples of Core Vocabulary used with a child with
PSDs.
Appendix 6: Sample minimal pair lists.
Appendix 7: Pro-forma for describing therapy tasks.
Appendix 8: Child interview questions.
Glossary.
References.
Index.
A propos de l’auteur
Dr. Michelle Pascoe: ESRC/MRC Research Fellow.
Professor Joy Stackhouse: Professor of Human
Communication Sciences
Professor Bill Wells: Professor/Head of Department
All at: Department of Human Communication Sciences, University
of Sheffield, U.K.
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