Question

This question is for the treatment spech language disorders class

4. Write a long-term goal, a short-term goal, and an IO for language at each of the following age groups. : EI, Preschool, Early school aged (5-10), and later school aged (10-18)1

Answer 1

Ans) 4) Early intervention (EI) is a network of services and supports put in place for an individual child with an identified developmental delay.

- The mastery of these skills is the main language goal for preschool children.
Sound and Syllable Awareness. By the age of 2, a child has a solid awareness of the sounds belonging to her language.
A 10,000-Word Vocabulary. Preschoolers learn a language breathtakingly quickly.
Full Sentences.
Successive Sentences.

The Five Stages of Second Language Acquisition
Students learning a second language move through five predictable stages: Preproduction, Early Production, Speech Emergence, Intermediate Fluency, and Advanced Fluency .

The goal of language intervention is to stimulate overall language development and to teach language skills in an integrated fashion and in context, so as to enhance everyday communication and ensure access to academic content. Goals are frequently selected with consideration for developmental appropriateness and the potential for improving the effectiveness of communication and academic and social success.