Section outline
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what we work on?
Part one: Parts of speech
- Noun -Verb
- Adjective - Adverb
- Pronoun - Interjection
- Conjunction - Preposition
Part two: the relation between speech therapy and other disciplines:
- Speech therapy and Medicine
- Speech therapy and psychology
- Speech therapy and psych-analysis
- Speech therapy and Linguistics
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Part of speech is a category to which a word is assigned in accordance with its syntactic functions. IN English, the main parts of speech are: Noun, verb, pronoun, adjective, Adverb, Interjection, conjunction and Preposition ( these are also known as "word clauses").
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Speech therapy and psychology prove to be a transformative approach to communication enhancement and personal growth.
By recognizing the inseparable connection between language and emotions, this collaborative alliance empowering individuals to overcome communication barriers, build self confidence, and foster meaningful connections with others.
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Linguistics and speech therapy are two directly related areas where by the first one, with appropriate development, should follow the later as a support in a theoretical and practical sense.
- Noun -Verb
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Lecture 01:
Quantifiers
- Introduction
- Type of quantifiers
- Examples
Lecture 02:
- Questions and Answers about speech therapy
- Concepts about speech disorders
- With group
- Pairs
- Individual
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1) How do you build trust with your patients?
2) Can you describe a time when you had to explain a complex concept to a non-specialist?
3) what is speech therapy?
4) Why does my child have trouble learning to talk?
5) who to approach if my child isn't speaking properly?
6) What happens in the evaluation/assessment session with a speech therapist?
7) What is my role as a parent in speech therapy?
8) Can I do speech therapy at home?
9) Are speech delay and autism the same?
10) Are speech therapy and language therapy different?
11) what do you mean by Occupational Therapy?
12) What do you mean by ABA therapy?
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