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Speech disorder   refers to difficulty producing sounds as was as disorders of voice quality or fluency of speech, offten reffered to as stuttering.  
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Language disorder   difficulty recieving or understanding information.  
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expressive language disorder   difficulty formulating ideas and information.  
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cleft palate or lip   a condition in which a person has a split in the upper part of the oral cavity or the upper lip.  
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dialect   a language variation that a group of indviduals uses and that relfects shard regional, social, or cultural factors.  
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Speech   the oral expression of language  
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language   a structred, shared rule-governed, symbolic system for communication.  
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phonology   is the use of sounds to make meanigful syllables and words  
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Phonems   sequencing of individual speech sounds  
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morphology   system that governs the structre of words  
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morpheme   the smallest unit of speech.  
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syntax   rules for putting together a seris of words to form sentences  
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semantics   the meaning of what is expressed  
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pragmatics   use of communication in contexts  
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social interaction theories   emphaize that communtication skills are learned through social interactions  
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articulation disorders   one of the most frequent commuincation disorders in preschool and school-age children  
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articulation   a speakers production of individual or sequence of sounds  
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substitutions   using a different letter sound for a certain letter  
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omissions   occurs when a child leaves a phoneme out of a word  
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additions   occur when a child places a vowel between two consonants.  
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distortions   modifications of the production phoneme in a word  
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apraxia   motor speech disorder that affects the way in which a student plans to produce speech  
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pitch   affected by the tension and size of the vocal folds, the health of the larynx and the location of the laynx  
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duration   length of time that any speech sound requires  
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intesity   loudness or softness  
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resonacne   perceived quality of someone's voice  
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hypernasality   air is allowed to pass through the nasal cavity on sounds  
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hyponasality   air cannont pass through the nose and comes in through the mouth instead  
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sprecific language impairment   not related to any physical or intellectual disability  
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fluency   rate and rythm of speaking  
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organic disorders   cause by an identifiable problem with the nueromuscular mechanisms of the person  
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functional disorders   those with no identifiable organic or neruological cause  
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congenital disorder   a disorder that occurs at or before brith  
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acquired disorder   a disorder that occurs well after brith  
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oral motor exam   an examination of the apperance, strengthm and range of motion of the lips, tounge, palate, teeth and jaw.  
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bilingual   uses two languages equally well  
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bidialectal   uses two variations of a language  
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system for augmenting language   an instrucitonal startagy that has been effective  
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