… Third, it is possible that these children's speech and language development progressed
normally to age 5 but factors present from age 5 to age 12 disrupted this progression. Findings …

… Expressive vocabulary delays at 24 months of age increase children’s risk for later
speech/language services. Increased use of culturally and linguistically sensitive practices may help …

… We hypothesised that children with language impairments that had persisted through the …
outcome than those whose speech and/or language difficulties resolved by the age of five and …

… Thus, our sample includes some children whose speech and language impairments occurred
in … Both our original and clinical criteria for language impairment used chronological age …

… child speech and adult speech becomes smaller as child age increases, and the child phone
… by using an adult speech model does contain information about child speech development. …

… a mean age of 19 years. This report examines the association between early childhood
speech/language … of those 244 age 19 participants (85.9%; 38 speech-impaired only [97.4%], 77 …

… , speech, language, and reading outcomes in children with … The analysis controlled for
the effects of child, family, and … Chronological age at testing was restricted to children aged 8…

… speech/language (S/L) impaired and control children selected from a community sample at
age 5 … Children with speech and language impairment at age 12.5 years were most likely to …

… at language skills in preschool or school-age children. A longitudinal study of 44 children
found to have severe UHL at 7 years of age followed them up at 11 years of age. Although as a …

… Complete speech-language assessments … speech and language impairments.Table 1
shows the measures and criteria used to determine speech and language impairments at age 5. …