Faculty Publications
Technology Applications In Intervention For Preschool-Age Children With Language Disorders
Document Type
Article
Keywords
Language disorders, Preschool-age children, Treatment technology
Journal/Book/Conference Title
Seminars in Speech and Language
Volume
20
Issue
3
First Page
203
Last Page
217
Abstract
Preschool-age children are capable of using computers and benefiting from developmentally appropriate software. Computer technology has been used successfully in therapy for young children with speech and language disorders; however, the clinician is a crucial factor in such success. Clinicians choose communication goals and appropriate software, plan precomputer activities, provide appropriate models and opportunities during the computer activity, and provide postcomputer activities that ensure the generalization of new skills. In this article, we discuss and illustrate the characteristics of developmentally appropriate computer-based activities and the role of clinicians in planning and implementing these activities for young children.
Department
Department of Communicative Disorders
Original Publication Date
1-1-1999
DOI of published version
10.1055/s-2008-1064018
Recommended Citation
Cochran, Paula S. and Nelson, Lauren K., "Technology Applications In Intervention For Preschool-Age Children With Language Disorders" (1999). Faculty Publications. 3824.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/facpub/3824