… of language intervention provided to school-age students with spoken language disorders…
These children make up the largest subgroup of students with communication disorders …

… school age. They belonged to an original cohort of 176 preschool children with DSM III-R
Autistic Disorder … compared to non-autistic developmental disorders. The original sample was …

… of preschool-age children. The great prevalence of language impairments found in the … that
the study age range included the critical period for language acquisition and development 3 3…

… Our results indicate that primary-school-age children with language-learning disabilities
use their processing capacity in a manner similar to that of children without disorders. …

… In this review, we will apply the 4-domain partition to the study of language disorders.
Voice disorders, stuttering, and acquired aphasia (such as secondary to brain injury) are not …

… At this age, children with language disorders often retain the immature speech patterns
used by younger children and may be difficult to understand when they talk. Shriberg et al. (1999…

… language disorders and their age-, language-, and reading-matched peers. Students with
language disorders earned significantly lower holistic scores than their age-matched peers. …

… on internalizing and externalizing behaviors that varies on the basis of the child’s age,
we created an interaction term between the following 2 moderator variables: mean age (again …

… having developmental language disorders. The purpose of the study was to describe the
initial language disorder and then relate these findings to subsequent speech, language, and …

… in language for children with language disorder at school … typical peers in the first few years
of school (Beitchman et al., 1996; … impressive stability in language function after school entry, …