… speech-language impairments was identified in kindergarten and given a battery of
speech-language … that children with speech-language impairments are at risk for reading …

… speech/language impairments, clarifying the differential risk for three groups of children:
speech production impairments alone, oral language … American Journal of SpeechLanguage …

… Thus, our sample includes some children whose speech and language impairments occurred
in the presence of concomitant sensory (eg, hearing, vision), structural (eg, cleft palate), …

… years of age (N = 244) from the Ottawa Language Study, a 20-year, prospective, longitudinal
… = 132) a history of early speech and/or language impairments. A secondary purpose of this …

… with language impairments that had persisted through the school years would have a poorer
outcome than those whose speech and/or language … between language impairment and …

… Among the 142 S/L-impaired children, 39 had speech impairments only and 103 had
language impairments (with and without speech impairments). A control sample of 142 children …

… link between neurocognitive impairments and the presence … relationship between speech
and language functioning and … association between speech and language impairments and …

… schools, matched with the speechlanguage-impaired group on age and in gender ratio.
None of these participants had any history of speech-language impairment. The control group …

… that a speechlanguage impairment, specifically one involving the semantic-syntactic
aspects of language, may be an early manifestation of the developmental language disorder …

… Comprehensive speech and language assessments were completed … speech and language
impairment, such as speech only, language only, and both speech and language impairment…