Why would an SLP obtain a language sample from a student suspected of having a communication disorder?
A. to ensure that the student uses age-appropriate language
B. to ensure the student maintains eye contact throughout the interaction
C. to allow the SLP to observe how the student uses all domains of expressive language and conversational abilities in spontaneous utterances
D. to allow the student the opportunity to voice his/her opinion
Answer: C
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A) console the child who was bitten. B) scold the biter. C) give the biter a time-out. D) call the parent and ask whether the child bites others when at home. E) None of these answers are correct.
An effective booktalk should (mark ALL that apply)
A. include a look at the actual book, including illustrations if it is a picturebook. B. be confined to books that you have enjoyed or that you think readers will enjoy. C. be preceded by the booktalker's reading the book. D. tell the topic of the story. E. be no more than two or three minutes long.
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. they can be "off the cuff' and therefore take no time to provide. B. they don't provide a permanent record. C. they provide immediate feedback to the student. D. they can be understood by all students.