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speech
and communication
Many children with hemiplegia and stroke entering school will have to deal with issues surrounding the spoken word whether it is understanding speech (receptive) or speaking the language (expressive). Below are links within the CHASA web site that deal with speech and communication.
Communication Disorders Glossary
Language in the child with hemiplegia or stroke
Other links to speech in school age children
Children's Speech and Sound Disorders - written by a speech and language pathologist
Center for Speech and Language Disorders
LDOnline - Speech and Language Section
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