Childhood Verbal Apraxia and Its Treatment

Gerald E. Chappell

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This article reports some ideas and a program of procedures for identifying children with verbal apraxia and for treating their special needs. The program focuses on behavioral differentiation and on the teaching of basic target phonemes, the teaching of combination and blending skills for the production of critical syllable units, and the teaching of volitional control for the emission of key word vocabulary.

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