FTCE: ESE (NavaEd pt.4
A language consumer's knowledge of words - ANS-vocabulary
bizarre production and/or absence of vocal pleasant, pitch, loudness, resonance, and/or
length that's beside the point for an person's age and/or intercourse - ANS-voice disorder
an impairment of the articulation of speech sounds, fluency and/or voice - ANS-speech
ailment
array of gadgets that allow humans with disabilities to enhance their functioning; may be low,
mid, or excessive technology - ANS-assistive generation
articulation
fluency
voice
language
hearing - ANS-forms of speech disorders
extraordinary production of speech sounds; characterized with the aid of substitutions,
omissions, additions, or distortions that may intrude with intelligibility - ANS-articulation
disorder
auditory channel. Because the primary sensory enter for communication -
ANS-Hard-of-hearing individuals depend on the
augmentative verbal exchange; any mode of communication other than speech; consists of
sign language, symbol or photograph boards, and electronic devices with synthesized
speech - ANS-opportunity communication
CAPD refers to barriers inside the ongoing... - ANS-transmission, analysis, enterprise,
transformation, elaboration, garage, retrieval, and use of records contained in audible
indicators.
Consolidating understanding of grapheme-phoneme blends into larger gadgets that recur in
extraordinary phrases - ANS-consolidated-alphabetic phase
deficits in the statistics processing of audible signals not attributed to impaired peripheral
listening to sensitivity or highbrow impairment - ANS-significant auditory processing issues
(CAPD)
hearing sickness that is fluctuating or permanent; some sound is heard -
ANS-hard-of-listening to
hearing sickness that limits an person's aural/oral communique performance to the extent
that the primary sensory input for verbal exchange can be apart from the auditory chamber;
now not able to pay attention sound - ANS-deaf
how words are used; context; is going past the literal meaning of phrases; interplay -
ANS-pragmatics
If a scholar is aware of that cat, car and cabbage all have the identical sound at the
beginning of the word - ANS-Example of phonemic recognition
impaired auditory sensitivity of the psychological auditory gadget; may also restrict the
development, comprehension, manufacturing, and/or preservation of speech or language -
ANS-hearing ailment
impaired comprehension and/or use of spoken, written, and/or different symbol systems;
might also involve form, content and/or feature of language - ANS-language sickness
A language consumer's knowledge of words - ANS-vocabulary
bizarre production and/or absence of vocal pleasant, pitch, loudness, resonance, and/or
length that's beside the point for an person's age and/or intercourse - ANS-voice disorder
an impairment of the articulation of speech sounds, fluency and/or voice - ANS-speech
ailment
array of gadgets that allow humans with disabilities to enhance their functioning; may be low,
mid, or excessive technology - ANS-assistive generation
articulation
fluency
voice
language
hearing - ANS-forms of speech disorders
extraordinary production of speech sounds; characterized with the aid of substitutions,
omissions, additions, or distortions that may intrude with intelligibility - ANS-articulation
disorder
auditory channel. Because the primary sensory enter for communication -
ANS-Hard-of-hearing individuals depend on the
augmentative verbal exchange; any mode of communication other than speech; consists of
sign language, symbol or photograph boards, and electronic devices with synthesized
speech - ANS-opportunity communication
CAPD refers to barriers inside the ongoing... - ANS-transmission, analysis, enterprise,
transformation, elaboration, garage, retrieval, and use of records contained in audible
indicators.
Consolidating understanding of grapheme-phoneme blends into larger gadgets that recur in
extraordinary phrases - ANS-consolidated-alphabetic phase
deficits in the statistics processing of audible signals not attributed to impaired peripheral
listening to sensitivity or highbrow impairment - ANS-significant auditory processing issues
(CAPD)
hearing sickness that is fluctuating or permanent; some sound is heard -
ANS-hard-of-listening to
hearing sickness that limits an person's aural/oral communique performance to the extent
that the primary sensory input for verbal exchange can be apart from the auditory chamber;
now not able to pay attention sound - ANS-deaf
how words are used; context; is going past the literal meaning of phrases; interplay -
ANS-pragmatics
If a scholar is aware of that cat, car and cabbage all have the identical sound at the
beginning of the word - ANS-Example of phonemic recognition
impaired auditory sensitivity of the psychological auditory gadget; may also restrict the
development, comprehension, manufacturing, and/or preservation of speech or language -
ANS-hearing ailment
impaired comprehension and/or use of spoken, written, and/or different symbol systems;
might also involve form, content and/or feature of language - ANS-language sickness
