Students with Language Disorders
Katie, Simona, Kara, Sheree and John
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32. Links to KLA Support Documents English Maths HSIE PDHPE Creative Arts
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These have a MAJOR impact on a childs reading and writing skills – their development in literacy. expressive language disorder can present in two forms, delayed or disordered language. Delayed – is when a child is slow to develop language but the usual sequence, or pattern of development, is normal. Disordered – is when language is slow to develop and the sequence of development and pattern of grammatical errors is different to that normally expected.
All sympotoms vary, problems with language comprehension usually begin before the age of four years.