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Developmental language disorders hinder children's language learning and academic progress, but teachers can support them by integrating language support into lessons and using strategies such as highlighting academic language and providing visual reminders.
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- Developmental language disorders are characterized by difficulty learning, understanding, and using language.
- Language development is essential for children's intellectual, social, and emotional growth in the classroom.
- Weak language skills can hinder a student's ability to learn and communicate about complex scientific concepts.
- Strategies for supporting students with weaker language skills include highlighting academic language, emphasizing key points, providing multi-modal learning options, creating a comfortable environment for asking questions, and allowing for various ways of demonstrating learning.
- Collaboration with a speech-language pathologist can be beneficial in integrating academic goals into language therapy.
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Developmental language disorders affect children's language learning and can hinder their academic progress. Teachers can support these students by integrating language support into lessons and using strategies like highlighting academic language and providing visual reminders.
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Developmental language disorders are characterized by difficulty learning, understanding, and using language. Language development is crucial for children's intellectual, social, and emotional growth in the classroom. Justin, a student in a hypothetical classroom, is struggling in science class and has
In a grade 4 classroom, teachers can support children with developmental language disorders by integrating language support into science lessons on habitats and communities. Strategies include highlighting academic language related to the topic and posting keywords with visual reminders. Students should keep a log of these
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