If a Child Has Errors in Form, the Professional Uses

question 17

True/False

If a child has errors in form, the professional uses strategies to make certain the discourse facilitates the child's production of the required form, makes certain that targeted features are easily detected, notes a child's errors and absence of linguistic features, and chooses intermediate-level targets.

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Definitions:

Spotlight Questions

Questions that are designed to focus attention on specific issues, often used to guide interviews or discussions.

Public Disclosure

The act of making information or data known to the public, especially that which pertains to public interest.

Ethical Dilemma

is a situation in which a decision must be made between two or more morally acceptable courses of action that are in conflict.

Cultural Relativism

Understanding a person's behavior and convictions should be done by considering them within the framework of their unique cultural context.