… as Child Talk, is on speech and language … children with primary speech and language
impairment (PSLI). Primary speech and language impairment Primary speech and language …

… The current investigation differs from previous studies because it asked what it is about
the language of children with specific language impairment and phonological disorder (SLI:PD) …

… into four groups according to language ability: normally developing English, specific language
impairment (SLI), speech impairment (SI), and English as a second language (ESL). The …

… The adult was instructed to explore the toys with the child, encouraging the child to play with
the toys, and talk about whatever interested him in an unconstrained manner. The adult was …

… , assertives, and directives when talking to their children. … Thus, the mothers of non-languageimpaired
children in this study could be … , than mothers of language-impaired children. …

… children with language impairment in the late 1970s. Since that time, the study of language
use has had considerable impact on language … to address pragmatic language skills clinically…

… the implications of this role of language for children with specific language impairment (SLI). …
Children with language impairment need to express and comprehend emotion vocabulary, …

… used by 5 children with specific language impairment (SLI) to … -mates and language-similar
control subjects. Three of the … whereas all the older subjects with normal language did talk. …

… productivity of the children with speech/language impairment seem to … children talk more
with an adult partner than with a peer. Since both the children with speech/language impairment …

… ‘We talk about expanding, so I talk to parents about expanding in two different ways really.
Modelling… So we talk a little bit about nouns, verbs, adjectives, and why children need different …