… previously diagnosed as severely speech and language impaired. Principal components …
of speech and language impairments, which were labeled lexical-semantic, speech production, …

… and Year 2 teachersofa cohort ofchildren with a preschool diagnosis of moderate or severe
speech/language impairment. While teacher attitudes to mainstream inclusion ofchildren with …

… more severe and less severe language impairment. These … severe receptive problems
demonstrated higher levels of solitary-passive withdrawal than did girls with less severe language …

… Severe speech impairment may result from a variety of … may represent linguistic impairment,
motor speech impairment, or … for the speech sound disorder, such as phonologic impairment, …

… difficulties, such that the risk of psychiatric morbidity is highest in those with more severe
and more persistent language problems, particularly if these are associated with low nonverbal …

… Language group had more severe speech deficits than the PDalone group. There was no
… American Journal of SpeechLanguage Pathology 8:249–260. Campbell T, Dollaghan C, …

… involvement of environmental-stress factors in severe impairment. Similarly, though the
evidence … pathology" distinction in the etiologies of moderate and severe language impairment, …

… mild to severe speech/language deficits. We report on a female child with a history of severe
… and mild intellectual disability with severe speech/language impairment. Clinical exome …

… assessment of language for children with severe speech impairments is … severe speech
impairments—including those eventually diagnosed with either speech sound or motor speech …

… In Queensland, Australia, one school provides educational and therapeutic support for
children with such severe primary speech and/or language impairments that it prevents them from …