Pro-ed Handbook of Exercises for Language Processing HELP for Auditory Processing by Andrea M. Lazzari, Patricia M. Peters - 31608
GTIN 978-1-559-99770-6
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Pro-ed Handbook of Exercises for Language Processing HELP for Auditory Processing
Ages: 6-Adult
Grades: 1-Adult
Students receive, interpret, and internalize language presented in the auditory mode with hundreds of stimulus items arranged by discrete skill and level of difficulty.
Written in the best-selling format of the HELP series, these lessons:
Have Goal-Driven Activities
Have High Quality, Timeless Content
Appeal To A Broad Age-Range
Gradually Increase In Complexity Within And Between Activities
Have Application To A Wide Range Of Developmental And Acquired Disorders
The activities in this book develop functional auditory-linguistic skills that support language and reasoning. Stimuli require active thinking as well as processing. All of the tasks can be presented orally to the client or used as worksheets.
The book is divided into eight sections:
Word Classes: recognize and relate items by word class; identify word classes; build word associations; understand word classes for problem solvingDirections: identify important information in directions, information missing from directions, and the number of steps in directions; paraphrase directions; follow conditional directions
Details: identify specific information in directions; explain absurdities; correct factual errors; identify opposites, synonyms, pronoun referents, and details in statements
Information: determine what information is needed and sources of information; judge the quality of information; use information to make inferences and decisions; identify relevant information
Questions: answer questions about objects, word classes, and activities; choose appropriate questions; use questions to gather information
Sequencing: put information in order; sequence by physical features and historical events, identify steps in common events, sequence life events; understand sequences in paragraphs
Stories: identify characters, places, and times in stories; choose story titles; paraphrase stories; infer from stories; ask questions after listening to stories
Sounds in Words: recognize and identify initial, medial, and final sounds in words; identify like sounds and hard and soft sounds