Language impairment
Perception of audio visual speech synchrony in Spanish speaking children with and without specific language impairment
... Specific Language Impairment (SLI) by speech and language therapists from school educational psychology services and were receiving language ...85. Language ability was assessed by ...
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Intervention in reading processes in pupils with Specific Language Impairment (SLI)
... c Language Impairment (SLI) encounter signifi cant diffi culties in learning to ...oral language activities were combined with other activities related to the automation of basic reading processes ...
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The acquisition of definite and indefinite articles by typically developed children and by children with specific language impairment
... This third chapter of my dissertation is divided into three main sections. The first one deals with the acquisition of articles in typically developed (TD) children. Firstly, I will explain some of the most prominent ...
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Reading Comprehension in Children With Specific Language Impairment: An Exploratory Study of Linguistic and Decoding Skills
... The present study explored the relationship between linguistic and decoding skills in children with specific language impairment (SLI), inquiring whether reading comprehension is associated with linguistic ...
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A grammatical study on how typically developed Children and children with Specific language impairment produces What and when
... The impairment of G-SLI children comes from the syntactic computational system and, in their study, they focus on wh-questions and on how G-SLI and TD children acquire these ...
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Effect of verb argument structure on picture naming in children with and without specific language impairment (SLI)
... SLI is an impairment characterized by developmental delays in verbal abilities without accompanying non-verbal cognitive deficits. Verbs have been proposed as an area of special difficulty for these children, ...
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2015 matute et al crossed brain representation of verbal and nonverbal functions
... and language can be mediated by different hemispheres (see, ...as language) was represented in the right hemisphere; that is, there was a crossed representation of both language and ...transient ...
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010 Ardila & Ramos Perspectives Aging Billingualism
... another language, as well as varying fluency in ...second language after age ...original language and decreased conversation in ...native language to intrude into English conversational ...
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Native Language Interference in the spoken target language: A case study of there speakers of english as a foreign language
... the language being learned can also have a profound impact on ...target language and its speakers, or a negative view of its relation to them, learning is typically much more ...
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Native Language Interference in the Spoken Target Language: A Case Study of three (3) Speakers of English as a Foreing Language
... 98 sell. I think today a little bit the situation is changing but it still we are the most powerful product to sell products. As you can see not just in Ecuador in all Latin America and all the world you are going to ...
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Book overview and Q&A with David Marsh, Victor Pavón-Vázquez, and María Jesús Frigols-Martín [Review of the book the higher education language landscape: Ensuring quality in english language degree programmes, Valencia, Spain: Viu]
... University Language Policy, Program Objectives and Language Planning, English Language Fluency, Staff Incentives, the Role of Language Specialists, Research, and Learning Technologies are ...
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Executive attention impairment in first episode schizophrenia
... reported impairment in orientation and executive attention [18], whereas others referred exclusively to a deficit in executive attention [19-21] or in alerting ...
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TítuloAnglo french interaction in Dickens fiction
... "Do you consider it a good language, sir?" said the collector; "a pretty language, a sensible language?" "A pretty language, certainly", replied Nicholas; "and as it has a name for every[r] ...
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Conflicts of language: Language, a Pandora’s Box
... La crisis y abismo del lenguaje, de su palabra, de su escritura, de sus signos, de sus gestos, sugieren que la mayoría de los conflictos son venidos de la interpretación lingüística que [r] ...
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Validación del Memory Impairment Screen (MIS) para la detección de demencia en población mexicana
... Memory Impairment Screen (MIS, prueba bre- ve de deterioro de memoria). En este trabajo se aplicó una versión modificada de la versión A de la validación española del MIS siguiendo los mismos criterios que en la ...
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Working Memory and Language Learning
... instance, language comprehension is impaired in cases of left temporal damage, whereas problem-solving ability is mainly impaired in cases of prefrontal pathology (Ardila & Rosselli, ...
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Project Work: Exploring Language Awareness in EFL Second Graders
... “Making language concrete” because this proposal aimed to provide students the opportunity to visualize language more concretely from active language use, the creation and presentation of ...
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The role of suppressive language policies in language shift and language loss
... In order to ilustrate the application of the Linguicism Continuum 10 an under- standing of language shift and language loss in the U.S., we have plotted on the scale the language po[r] ...
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Language Assessment Literacy: Implications for Language Teachers
... of language assessment ...to language assessment in the classroom: planning, implementation, monitoring, and recording and ...stage, language teachers select the purposes and tools to assess and ...
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Validacin del Memory Impairment Screen (MIS) para la deteccin de demencia en poblacin mexicana
... El objetivo del estudio fue validar el Memory Impairment Screen (MIS; por sus siglas en inglés) en población mexicana para la detección de alteraciones de memoria asociadas a la demencia. Participaron 101 ...
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