Communication Disorders
Any of the following signs or symptoms may suggest the presence of a communication delay or disorder:
A child of age 3 or older whose speech can be difficult to understand
Articulation errors that persist beyond the age of 7
Limited vocabulary compared to peers
Difficulty understanding and following instructions
Difficulty understanding and remembering what is said to him/her
Poor grammar and sentence structure compared to peers
Use of shorter, simpler sentences than peers
Frustration during attempts at oral expression
Difficulty expressing ideas or relating a story in order
Frequent repetition of sounds, syllables, or words
Weak social skills
Hearing loss
Difficulty sounding out words/learning to read
Poor reading comprehension
Helpful Links:
Typical Speech Development in Children
ASHA on Speech and Language Development
Asperger Syndrome Information and Support
Autism Society of America
Children with Developmental Apraxia of Speech
Stuttering Foundation of America
Information on various disabilities/disorders
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