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Apraxia is believed to be a neurologically based speech disorder that interferes with a child's ability to correctly prounounce sounds, syllables, and words. A child with apraxia will often have a limited and possibly unintelligible vocabulary, inconsistent speech errors, and may even lose words they once knew. Speech therapy is imperative and intensive, but most apraxic children who receive intervention can eventually become competent oral communicators.
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Favorite Links
- What is Apraxia of Speech?
- Apraxia Internet Resources
- The Late Talker - Book
- Easy Does It for Apraxia Preschool
- Speech & Language Developmental Milestones
- Nordic Naturals - EFA Supplements
- What is Early Intervention?
- American Speech Language & Hearing Association (ASHA)
- Educational Resources for Special Needs
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- Learn to READ with Starfall!
- 3D Sign-Language Browser
- Baby Babble Speech Videos
- Baby Bumblebee Speech Videos
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