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Sunday, September 27, 2009

Speech Therapy Assessment Tips For smooth Disorders (2)

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One tool that is used for therapy are picture cards. Picture a day-to-day life and everyday objects can be used to improve and develop the skills of word recall. Picture cards can act as a visual cue to enhance the learning process of Aphasic. This can also help improve the vocabulary of the patient.

With the image display card and repetitively saying aloud the names of objects in the picture, the patient will be able to weak muscles and practice vocalization....NEXT....

Posted by iRDMuni at 12:26 PM  

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