Intervention Strategies for Speech and Language Disordered Children in the Special School
Keywords:
Intervention, Strategies, Speech and Language, Special School, Speech Therapy, Programme, MLD, Mild Learning Disabilities, Speech Therapist, Teacher, Teamwork, Collaboration, Integrated Approach, Integration, Skills, ProfessionalAbstract
To maximise the effect of a speech therapy programme in a school for mildly mentally handicapped children, both teacher and speech therapist combined professional skills to develop an integrated approach.
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