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Intervention, targeting different deficits should result in a differential response to. intervention across these subgroups. They also report results from a study aiming to evaluate the effect. Nineteen children received evaluation and therapy based on a traditional paradigm and 17 children received phonologically based evaluation and treatment procedures.

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Parents and caregivers can make a difference in the early years. By the time most children enter school, their sound systems are comparable to the adult model.

If yes, proceeds to assessment. Parents and caregivers can make a difference in the early years.

Programmatic intervention with aggressive children in the school setting. Bully/victim problems among school children: Basic facts and effects of a school-based intervention program.

However, since there is considerable comorbidity with Learning Disabilities, many students are served under this label. Programmatic intervention with aggressive children in the school setting. In D. Pepler & K. Rubin (Ed., The development and treatment of childhood aggression (pp. 389–407). 411–446).

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Van Ripers traditional approach, is the foundation for motor approaches to articulation therapy. Each sound in an error pattern receives 1 hour of treatment per cycle before the clinician proceeds to the next sound in the error pattern. is often associated with the phonetic approach. Only one error pattern is treated in each therapy session, but all error patterns are treated in each cycle. Hodson and Paden's Cycles Approach.

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