Treatment Strategies for CAS and Comorbid Challenges

18 Jan Treatment Strategies for CAS and Comorbid Challenges

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Multiple Choice: Select the one best answer

1. Evidence-based treatment for CAS contains which of the following?

a. Principles of Motor Learning

b. Focusing on the movement, not individual sounds

c. Numerous practice trials

d. Dynamic intervention

e. All of the above

f. A, B, and C

2. What should be considered when choosing targets for the child?

a. What consonants the child can say or needs to learn

b. What vowels the child can say or needs to learn

c. The length of the syllable

d. The shape of the syllable

e. Stress patterns

f. All of the above

g. A, B, C, and E

3. Which of the following does NOT have high level of evidence to support its use with children with CAS?

a. Dynamic Temporal Tactile Cueing (DTTC)

b. Rapid Syllable Transition Treatment (ReST)

c. Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol

d. Nuffield Dyspraxia Program (NDP3)

4. What is the order of modeling cues from most salient to least salient?

a. Simultaneous, delayed, direct, no model

b. Direct, simultaneous, delayed, no model

c. Delayed, simultaneous, direct, no model

d. Simultaneous, direct, delayed, no model

5. Which statements are true about Developmental Language Disorder (DLD):

a. Approximately 2 children in each classroom meet criteria for DLD.

b. DLD is the most common co-morbid disorder in children with CAS.

c. If a child has an oral language difficulty, they will most likely develop written language difficulties.

d. All of the above

e. A and C only

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