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What is Receptive Language

Handbook of Research on Advancing Equity and Inclusion Through Educational Technology
Understanding directions and changes in meaning.
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Problems of Digital Aids Design for Speech Development of the Students With Autistic Disorders
Liudmyla Gryzun (Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics, Kharkiv, Ukraine)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-6868-5.ch018
Abstract
In accordance with the objectives of the chapter, there are formulated core features of the design of special software for training students with autistic disorders. They are shaped coming from the analysis of the learning and social difficulties of the students, their strengths, and weaknesses, as well as their psychological differences. Special focus in the theoretical background was made on the problems of design of e-simulators with national localization for the young autistic students' speech encouragement. The formulated features and requirements essential in the process of the digital aids design are specified on the example of the elaboration of speech development e-simulator for young students. The main phases of its design are characterized. There are also suggested proper learning activities in the different training modes of the e-simulator for young autistic students' speech development. It is concluded that due to its functionality, the simulator helps to overcome some difficulties faced by this kind of student and is able to stimulate their speech development.
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Conclusion and Directions for Further Research
Comprehension of language produced by others, whether spoken, written, or signed. Receptive language tends to exceed spoken language, but is an area of disproportionate weakness in autism. The receptive language of non-speaking individuals with autism is hard to measure and, therefore, an area for further research.
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How the Core Deficits Affect Language Acquisition and Linguistic Comprehension
Comprehension of language produced by others, whether spoken, written, or signed. Receptive language tends to exceed spoken language, but is an area of disproportionate weakness in autism.
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Teachers Taking the Lead to Help Children Cope With Stress Through the Use of Language and Cognitive Pedagogical Units
This term refers to the vocabulary that children acquire through interaction with people in the environment (Bzoch et al., 2003).
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General Introduction: The Centrality of Language in Autism
Comprehension of language produced by others, whether spoken, written, or signed. Receptive language tends to exceed spoken language, but is an area of disproportionate weakness in autism.
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