21. Granada Learning: SIS: SEMERC Information Service Apart from classic autism, also known as Kanner's syndrome, the most widely recognisedconditions are Asperger's syndrome and semanticpragmatic disorder. http://www.granada-learning.com/special_needs/library/libra/autism.jhtml

Autism: a difficulty with communication This relatively rare but disrupting disorder has only been recognised for just over 50 years. It is not a single disorder but is now seen as a group of related conditions, often referred to as the autistic spectrum. Children seem to have difficulty making sense of the world and communicating with others. They therefore tend to withdraw from contact and into their own world. Many autistics show surprising normality in some areas and may even seem to be talented in specific areas where communication and interpretation of information are not as necessary. Unfortunately such skills are usually very limited in range and adaptability. This can often leave a feeling of disappointment for families who hope for more general developments. The categories overlap and are, to some extent, a matter of interpretation. A cynic might say that cases of mild autism are described as Asperger's syndrome if they are identified by a doctor or psychiatrist. Identification as a semantic-pragmatic disorder may be said to be more likely if identified by a speech and language therapist. Classic Autism Autistic children are aloof and uninterested in other people, and frequently develop obsessive routines and rituals that interfere with social interaction. They have difficulty with all forms of communication and tend to use actions rather than speech to convey meaning. For example, instead of asking they will take an adult by the hand and lead them to do what they want. Autistic children are slow to develop language and those with severe learning difficulties may never learn to speak. If they do establish spoken language they may be able to speak clearly and grammatically, but make little purposeful use of language.

22. Senco-forum Message, Semantic-pragmatic Disorder semanticpragmatic disorder. Subject semantic-pragmatic disorder; From AprilTarling apriltarling@wilts.rmplc.co.uk ; Date Tue, 15 Jun 1999 162909 +0100. http://search.ngfl.gov.uk/majordomo-html/senco-forum/senco-forum.archive.1999/ms

senco-forum mailing list archive Date: [ Previous Next ] Thread: [ Previous Next ] Index: [ Author Date Thread Subject Semantic-pragmatic disorder Subject : Semantic-pragmatic disorder From : "April Tarling" < apriltarling@wilts.rmplc.co.uk Date : Tue, 15 Jun 1999 16:29:09 +0100 I am SENCO at a rural primary school in West Lavington. We have recently admitted a family of whom 3 of the 4 children have a genetic disability most closely described as semantic pragmatic disorder. The children are lovely and have settled in well. I wonder if anyone can help with ideas for teaching maths to the 7 and 8 year olds? They do not seem to be able to .understand concepts, and any experience would be most welcome. Thanks. April Tarling Date: [ Previous Next ] Thread: [ Previous Next ] Index: [ Author Date Thread Subject

23. Senco-forum Message, Semantic-pragmatic Disorder semanticpragmatic disorder. Date Tue, 15 Jun 1999 194603 +0100. Semantic-PragmaticDisorder is the language dysfunction in Autistic Spectrum Disorders. http://search.ngfl.gov.uk/majordomo-html/senco-forum/senco-forum.archive.1999/ms

senco-forum mailing list archive Date: [ Previous Next ] Thread: [ Previous Next ] Index: [ Author Date Thread Subject Semantic-pragmatic disorder Subject : Re: Semantic-pragmatic disorder From : "Rosalyn Lord" < cassel.support@tesco.net Date : Tue, 15 Jun 1999 19:46:03 +0100 Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder is the language dysfunction in Autistic Spectrum Disorders. Most pupils will learn best via visual representation. Several children I know have used a favourite object i.e. dinosaurs - trains etc. and used models - thereby helping them to visualise. I have also heard the Touch Maths has helped a lot of children with this disorder get the concept. Rosalyn Lord CASSEL Support for Asperger Syndrome %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Date: [ Previous Next ] Thread: [ Previous Next ] Index: [ Author Date Thread Subject

24. A Different Reality - Information About Autism, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, Aspe Semantic Pragmatic Disorder. Conversational characteristics of childrenwith semanticpragmatic disorder. (1 Exchange structure, turntaking http://www.autistik.co.uk/semantic.htm

Semantic Pragmatic Disorder Conversational characteristics of children with semantic-pragmatic disorder. (1: Exchange structure, turntaking, repairs and cohesion) Analysis of conversations may be more useful than conventional language tests for identifying linguistic abnormalities in children with semantic-pragmatic disorder. (by Catherine Adams and Dorothy Bishop) Conversational characteristics of children with semantic-pragmatic disorder. (2: What features lead to a judgement of inappropriacy?) In the field of specific language impairment, a distinction has been drawn between disorders where language is characterised by simplified comprehension and expression of form and meaning, and those where language appears not so much oversimplified as inappropriate. (by Dorothy Bishop and Catherine Adams) Home ASD The Children Thoughts ... codemaster@autistik.co.uk

25. Language And Learning Disorders Return to Top. 2. semanticpragmatic disorder. As with semantic-pragmatic disorder,hyperlexia is used for both a specific trait and a distinct syndrome. http://www.ratbag.demon.co.uk/anna/asa/definitions/ld.html

E. Language and Learning Disorders While autism includes significant and sometimes profound learning and communication difficulties, there are some specific syndromes and disorders which also may be part of autism or share characteristics with autistic spectrum disorders. Sometimes identification of a specific syndrome will help determine appropriate remediation and accomodation more precisely than the overall diagnosis of an autistic spectrum disorder. Contents Dyslexia (Specific Learning Disabilities) Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Hyperlexia Verbal Dyspraxia/Apraxia ... Non-verbal Learning Disability See also: Resources: Language and Learning Disorders Links Definitons: Sensory and Motor Disorders Dyslexia Common name "word blindness", causes significant delay in the development of literacy, difficulty with spelling, sequencing, handwriting ("dysgraphia") etc. Its connection with ASDs is uncertain, but it seems more common than in the NT population. Return to Top Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder involves deficits in social and nonverbal communication such as the give and take of communication as well as interpreting cues from body language and expression. The term has two rather different uses: A language disorder found in all verbal people with autism as well as a high proportion of those with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities (NLD) and hyperlexia A distinct syndrome which is very similar to Asperger Syndrome , but involves more difficulties with language and usually somewhat better social skills. There is some debate as to whether SPD exists as a distinct syndrome at all.

26. 1Up Health > Health Links Directory > Conditions And Diseases: Communication Dis disorder. Semantic Pragmatic Disorder Paper by speechlanguage pathologistMargo Sharp. What is semantic-pragmatic disorder? Article http://www.1uphealth.com/links/language-and-speech-semantic-pragmatic-disorder.h

Home Contact Us Privacy Caring For Your Well Being Alternative Medicine Clinical Trials Health News Poisons ... Health Topics A-Z Search 1Up Health Health Directory Addictions Alternative Animal ... Weight Loss By Demography Child Health Teen Health Men's Health Women's Health ... Language and Speech : Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder See Related Categories Health: Mental Health: Disorders: Neurodevelopmental: Autism Spectrum Sites Semantic and Pragmatic Problems and SPLD Difficulties with semantics and pragmatics and how they relate to Semantic-Pragmatic Language Disorder (SPLD), an autism spectrum disorder. Semantic Pragmatic Disorder Paper by speech-language pathologist Margo Sharp. Provides historical perspectives on the disorder and describes current approaches to its diagnosis and treatment. Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Home Page Collected resources of a parent who is researching SPD. Features links to overviews and intervention articles concerning SPD and related disorders. Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Message Board Use this board to search for information, ask for advice, or discuss concerns about this, or related disorders. What is Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder?

27. Disabilities Answers4Families. semanticpragmatic disorder. Asperger Syndrome Coalitionof the US, ASC-US is a nonprofit organization that provides http://nncf.unl.edu/common/disabilities/disabilities.php?disability=86

28. Resources For Kids With Special Needs - The Super Start Project Autism Resources. Autism, Asperger's Syndrome semanticpragmatic disorder.Autism And Other Pervasive Development Disorders. Autism Society of America.B. http://new.superstart.org/kids_with_special_needs_sites.htm

The Super Start Project Kids With Special Needs Download The Free Software At QuickStart Home More Internet Resources A All Stars Helping Kids in the Bay Area A List of Adaptive Equipment and Software for Learning Impairments The Arc, a National Organization on Mental Retardation Asperger Syndrome Information and Support ... Autism Society of America B Basic Skills in Assistive Technology The Big Page of Special Education Links Blind Related Links C Children's Miracle Network CIVITAS Child Trauma Programs Consequences of Growing Up Poor D Deaf Community Resources Developmental Milestones University of Kentucky College of Medicine Disabled People's Association Disability-Related Resources on the Web ... Dyslexia Archive E Infant Epilepsy Genes Discovered EurekAlert Science and Medical News Do a search at their site lots of valuable information H Hearing and Hearing Disorders Links Project HIIT Internet for the Hearing Impaired How Single Mothers Survive Welfare and Low-Wage Work Hyperlexia Information Resources I Internet Resources for Parents and Those Who Work with Parents Internet Resources for Special Children Interwork Online Resources K Kidd's Kids Bring Joy and Special Memories to Chronically and Terminally Ill Children Kids R Kids Information and Resources for Children and Adults with Disabilities L Living Resources M Muscular Dystrophy Association N National Center to Improve Practice in Special Education Through Technology, Media and Materials

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30. Saleh's Resources For Speech-Language Pathology 3 Landau-Kleffner syndrome Landau-Kleffner Syndrome LANDAU-KLEFFNER SYNDROME 3-Specific language impairment (SLI) 4- semantic-pragmatic disorder What is http://www.gulfnet.ws/tawahud/speech.htm

Resources for Speech-Language Pathology Among many sites I visited I found these links useful and informative. Speech-Language Disorders: speech disorders: Dysarthria : Dysarthria may result from paralysis to speech muscles of articulation, phonation or respiration. This disorder may result from neural (of the brain) or muscular disorders such as Parkinism, M.S., or Dystonia among others. Listed below are some links for this area. The use of Electropalatography in Acquired Dysarthria Dysarthria and Apraxia of Speech Healthtouch - Dysarthria Dysathria and Cerebrovascular Disease... : an article in a scientific journal . Dysfluency = stuttering : Supralexical Dysfluency Dysphagia (swallowing disorders) NYEEI: Otolaryngology: Dysphagia Services Misarticulation : Articulation Disorders.

31. Searchalot Directory For Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Related Web Sites. semanticpragmatic disorder Home Page - Collected resourcesof a parent who is researching SPD. What is semantic-pragmatic disorder? http://www.searchalot.com/Top/Health/ConditionsandDiseases/CommunicationDisorder

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32. Hearing & Speech Institute Of Oregon semanticpragmatic disorder What is it? Characteristics of a child withsemantic-pragmatic disorder include Delayed language development; http://www.hearingandspeech.biz/children/problemsResults.asp?DOCID=18

33. What Is Semantic- National Autistic Society (Surrey Branch) What is semanticpragmatic disorder?by Julia Muggleton Co to jest semantic- pragmatic disorder? http://www.autyzm.one.pl/co_to_jest_spd.htm

National Autistic Society (Surrey Branch) What is Semantic-pragmatic Disorder? by Julia Muggleton Co to jest semantic- pragmatic disorder? Termin 'semantic -pragmatic disorder' jest znany ju¿ od 15 lat. Pocz¹tkowo u¿ywany by³ w stosunku do dzieci,które nie by³y diagnozowane jako autystyczne. Cechy : opóŸniony rozwój mowy dzieci ucz¹ siê mówiæ przez powtarzanie wyra¿eñ, zwrotów zamiast swobodnego zestawiania wyrazów powtarzanie zwrotów nie na temat aktualnej rozmowy, zwroty te s¹ czêsto zas³yszane z telewizji itp. mylenie zaimków: 'Ja' i 'Ty' problemy ze zrozumieniem pytañ, szczególnie tych ,które zawieraj¹ s³owa 'Jak', 'Dlaczego' problemy z pod¹¿aniem za rozmow¹ lub utrzymaniem koncentracji w temacie rozmowy Dzieci z tym zaburzeniem maj¹ problemy ze zrozumieniem tego, co mówi¹ inne osoby i same nie wiedz¹ jak u¿ywaæ mowy jako œrodka komunikacji. Badania i praktyczne doœwiadczenia wykaza³y 2 wa¿ne elementy : Wiele osób, które maj¹ niew¹tpliwie autyzm, ma ten sam rodzaj zaburzenia mowy (Dustin Hoffman w Roli Raymonda w filmie „Rainman” jest tutaj dobrym przyk³adem) Wiêkszoœæ dzieci z diagnoz¹ SPD ma równie¿ podobne, ale ³agodniejsze w stopniu cechy autyzmu Na przyk³ad maj¹ k³opoty w rozumieniu spo³ecznych sytuacji i oczekiwañ w jakich siê znajduj¹ .Lubi¹ trzymaæ siê schematycznych ,im zrozumia³ych rytua³ów, brakuje im wyobraŸni w zabawach .

34. Semantic-pragmatic Disorder? No messages are screened for content. semanticpragmatic disorder? Now I readabout semantic-pragmatic disorder and that sounded quite like my son. http://neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu/forum_2/SpeechDisordersF/5.27.995.34PMSemantic-

This Web Forum is not moderated in any sense. Anyone on the Internet can post articles or reply to previously posted articles, and they may do so anonymously. Therefore, the opinions and statements made in all articles and replies do not represent the official opinions of MGH and MGH Neurology. Neither is MGH or MGH Neurology responsible for the content of any articles or replies. No messages are screened for content. Semantic-pragmatic disorder? This article submitted by Andrea Neij on 5/27/99. Email Address: andrea.neij@telia.com Hi! My almost 5-year-old son has always had speech problems. He was late, had a kind of fantasy language (with few sounds), two-word sentences for a long time. Pronounciation was bad (is better now). Now he has a rather limited vocabulary, doesn't use prepositions or other small words (or missuses them). And... he doesn't understand as much as he should. Has started stuttering like his older brother (who has Tourettes Syndrom, and who never had any language problems apart from the stutter. On the contrary: very verbal). Speech therapist made a test. She just told me a little, we have another appointment in June: he's not just delayed, but there are some things he doesn't understand or doesn't use when he speaks - abstract things (like prepositions and other words that don't mean much). He doesn't seem to understand negative statements either (but can use them himself. It's not just the difficult things he can't use or understand, he can do some of the difficult tasks and misses on some of the easy ones. I had the impression THAT HE WAS LISTENING TO THE TONE OF HER VOICE, WHAT SHE PUT THE STRESS ON, NOT TO THE CONTENT OF WHAT SHE SAID.

35. First Signs - Parent Resources semanticpragmatic disorder. semantic-pragmatic disorder Web Page Semantic PragmaticDisorder by the American Hyperlexia Association. Seizure Disorders. http://www.firstsigns.org/pages/parent_resources/related_sites_websites_devdisor

Last update: November 18, 2002 Web Sites Developmental Delays and Disorders Organizational Links General Resources Organizational Links Attention-Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD and ADHD) Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Attention Deficit Information Network ADHD Social Skill Groups NIMH Treatments To Help People With ADHD and Their Families Learn To Cope ... The Children's Health Council: Social Skills Groups Angelman Syndrome Angelman Syndrome Foundation Brain Injury Brain Injury Association Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) CAPD Parents' Page Cerebral Palsy United Cerebral Palsy Association Down Syndrome National Down Syndrome Society Epilepsy Epilepsy Foundation of America Expressive Language Disorder Expressive Language Disorder Craniofacial Disorders Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (National organization) Fragile X Syndrome National Fragile X Foundation Landau-Kleffner Syndrome NIDCD Health Information Page - Landau-Kleffner Syndrome Learning Disabilities National Center for Learning Disabilities Mental Retardation The ARC Movement Disorders Worldwide Education and Awareness for Movement Disorder Neural Tube Defects Spina Bifida Association of America Nonverbal Learning Disorder NLDLine Phenylketonuria (PKU) National PKU News Prader-Willi Syndrome Prader-Willi Syndrome Association Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Web Page Semantic Pragmatic Disorder by the American Hyperlexia Association

36. First Signs - Physician Resources PraderWilli Syndrome. Prader-Willi Syndrome Association. semantic-pragmatic disorder.semantic-pragmatic disorder Web Page. Seizure Disorders. Epilepsy Foundation. http://www.firstsigns.org/pages/physician_resources/related_sites_websites_dev_d

Last update: November 18, 2002 Web Sites Developmental Delays and Disorders Organizations General Resources Organizations: Attention-Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD and ADHD) CHADD: Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Attention Deficit Information Network Angelman Syndrome Angelman Syndrome Foundation Brain Injury Brain Injury Association Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) CAPD Parents' Page Cerebral Palsy United Cerebral Palsy Association Down Syndrome National Down Syndrome Society Epilepsy Epilepsy Foundation of America Expressive Language Disorder Expressive Language Disorder Craniofacial Disorders Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (National organization) Fragile X Syndrome National Fragile X Foundation Landau-Kleffner Syndrome NIDCD Health Information Page - Landau-Kleffner Syndrome Learning Disabilities National Center for Learning Disabilities Mental Retardation The ARC Movement Disorders WEMOVE: Worldwide Education and Awareness for Movement Disorder Neural Tube Defects Spina Bifida Association of America Nonverbal Learning Disorder NLDLine Phenylketonuria (PKU) National PKU News Prader-Willi Syndrome Prader-Willi Syndrome Association Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Web Page Seizure Disorders Epilepsy Foundation Traumatic Brain Injury

37. Department Of Logopedics, Phoniatrics And Audiology A longitudinal study of two girls with a semanticpragmatic disorder.Working papers in Logopedics and Phoniatrics, 7, 133-166. http://www1.ldc.lu.se/logopedi/department/sahlen/BSpubl.html

Department of Logopedics, Phoniatrics and Audiology Published Papers Other Publications in English Other Publications in Swedish Last updated: November 16, 2000 Publisher: Eva Wigforss Back to home page

38. Autism Spectrum Communication Links AUTISM AND THE MOTOR THEORY OF LANGUAGE; Autism, Asperger's Syndromeand semanticpragmatic disorder Where are the Boundaries? Basic http://www.isn.net/~jypsy/communication.htm

The AAC Institute - a not-for-profit charitable organization dedicated to the most effective communication for people who rely on augmentative and alternative communication AAC Intervention.com Ability Research AbleNet - offers practical products and creative solutions for teaching children with disabilities. Acquired Language Disorders Adaptive Technology Resource Centre - advances information technology that is accessible to all; through research, development, education, pro-active design consultation and direct service. American Sign Language - from the Deaf Resource Library American Sign Language Browser American Sign Language fonts American Sign Language fonts - animated American Speech-Language Hearing Assoc ... Basic Needs Photo Band - Communication Bracelet Boardmaker (Information) Bridges Augmentative Communication Systems British Sign Language Alphabet The Center for Speech and Language Disorders - based in Elmhurst, Illinois, our mission is to help children with speech and language disorders reach their full potential. Communication Aides - Prentke Romich Company Home Page Communicating Partners Center James MacDonald's Web Site on Autism and Language Disorders - THIS WEB SITE IS FOR YOU IF YOU ARE A PARENT OR A PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBLE FOR CHILDREN LEARNING TO SOCIALIZE AND COMMUNICATE DEAL - DEAL Communication Centre in Melbourne, Australia, provides services to people who are unable to talk, or to talk clearly, as a result of conditions such as cerebral palsy, strokes, acquired brain damage, autism, Down syndrome, or intellectual impairment - anyone whose speech is not clear enough, fluent enough or reliable enough to allow them to get across everything they want to say

39. SpeechWA Links Apraxia Kids. A Hotlist on Developmental Apraxia SemanticPragmaticDisorder. Autism, Asperger's and semantic-pragmatic disorder. AFASIC. http://members.iinet.net.au/~bronson1/waspeech/links.htm

Links Therapy Focus Learning Disabilities Online Dyspraxia Foundation Dyspraxia - Can we talk ... Caroline Bowen More information and links than you could think imaginable. PMH Speech Pathology Service CHILD STUDY CENTRE CLINIC Information about a number of English schools that exist for children with language difficulties. I-CAN in the UK lists a number of schools Email discussion group on dyspraxia (More for adults) Language Development Centres South East Metropolitan Language Development Centre Carrawatha Language Devlopment Centre North West Language Development Centre Education Department of Western Australia

40. WA Speech Guide semanticpragmatic disorder These children often present with unusual languagecharacteristics, in the areas of meaning and use of language. http://members.iinet.net.au/~bronson1/waspeech/guide.htm

LANGUAGE IMPAIRMENT: OVERVIEW There are many terms used in this area - difficulties with spoken language (language impairment, language disorder/delay etc). First, we need to make a distinction between speech and language. Speech means the sounds a person uses when they are articulating. That is, the physical process of turning air into the consonants and vowels which form the sounds of language (e.g. 's' or 'oo'). Three major types of speech difficulties involve articulation, phonology and dyspraxia. Language is the communication system which enables an individual to function in society. It is the system of spoken and written words, grammar, vocabulary and gestures. We use language to express ourselves, and to understand and make sense of what is going on around us. A major distinction, therefore, is between expression (using language) and comprehension (understanding language). Language can be divided into: Children may have difficulties with both speech and language, or only in one specific area. Considerable expertise is needed to assess and diagnose difficulties. It is important to consult a speech pathologist as soon as possible to organise an assessment for your child. Typical ways children may present: Main areas of difficulty include: Speech (articulation, phonology or dyspraxic difficulties)

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