41. Hadley & Rice , 1991 w NDH don’t recommend a focus upon discrete skills. Identifying SemanticPragmaticDisorder. w semantic-pragmatic disorder - a subtype http://www.southalabama.edu/speechandhearing/531conversation.htm

Conversational Responsiveness of SLI Preschoolers Background Information: w Assertiveness - ability to initiate an interaction, also described as “access” w Responsiveness - ability to appropriately respond and thereby maintain conversation w By age 3, TD children are 90% successful with both initiating and responding in peer interactions Purpose of this Study: w w Setting is the Language Acquisition Preschool of the University of Kansas 3 to 5 year-olds - 1/3 TD, 1/3 ESL, 1/3 S/LI w 4 Subject groups: normal language (6), “marginal” (4), LI (4), SI (4) w 6 observations, 4 min. each across 6 weeks during play center time, on-line coding used w 4 types of responses coded: responses that prompt another turn, acknowledgment, attention only, and ignoring w looked at responses by partners to subjects and responses by subjects to partners w No differences between groups in the NUMBER of interactions or turns w LI and SI children interacted with peers less often than the other groups (1/3 vs. 1/2 time) w Peers ignored SI and LI initiations 2X more often (27% vs. 12 -15% of time)

42. Autism seizures. semanticpragmatic disorder - Articles on SPD, intervention,related disorders, and site links. semantic-pragmatic disorder http://www.foundhealth.com/Health/Conditions_and_Diseases/A/Autism_Spectrum_Diso

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43. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Health > Conditions And Diseases > Communication D Sites in Language and Speech (44). Aphasia (26); semanticpragmatic disorder (5).Spasmodic Dysphonia (22); Stuttering (76). 5. What is semantic-pragmatic disorder? http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=7669

44. Health Library SelfInjury-Self-Abuse/Self-Mutilation. semantic-pragmatic disorder. Semantic-PragmaticDisorder Forum-semantic-pragmatic disorder. Separation / Divorce. http://hvelink.saint-lukes.org/library/healthguide/SelfHelp/_SearchResults.asp?l

45. FCPPQ- Specific Language Impairment, Or Childhood.... semanticpragmatic disorder. In cases of semantic-pragmatic disorder,children have problems processing verbal messages. They misconstrue http://www.fcppq.qc.ca/form_perf/aide_parents/2000/2000_03_e.htm

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46. Brenda Zenorini 2. semantic pragmatic disorder 3 semanticpragmatic disorder was originally definedin the literature on Language Disorder in 1983, by Rapin and Allen, although http://www.dcet.k12.de.us/wayne/wwwclass/brenda.html

brenda's general stuff Your name or subhead goes here Greetings! My name is Brenda Zenorini and I am a practicing speech/language therapist. This site will enable you to learn about a few important topics related to school speech/language therapy. Gather some information as you view this page. Pay attention to the site on summertime activities. Looks like a lot of fun for parents and kids during the wonderful summer time. tips for teachers Reading is the single most important educational skill your students will learn. Understanding the organization and meaning of text and instruction in both phonics and literature is essential to helping young children read. By understanding the prerequisite skills for reading, teachers can build a solid foundation for their students to learn and succeed in school. summertime fun activities for children 2 The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI) put together a calendar of more activities parents can do with their children over the summer months. The calendar of activities which is available from the National Library of Education (while the supply lasts) can be ordered by calling 1-800-424-1616. 2 semantic pragmatic disorder 3 Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder was originally defined in the literature on Language Disorder in 1983, by Rapin and Allen, although at that time it was classified as a syndrome. They referred to a group of children who presented with mild Autistic features and specific semantic pragmatic language problems.

47. Getting A Diagnosis Autism, Asperger's syndrome and semanticpragmatic disorder Where arethe boundaries? - a paper discussing whether Semantic-Pragmatic http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~cns/diagnosis.html

If You Think You Might Have HFA/AS - Getting a Diagnosis Because those people with HFA/AS who get to university are among the most high-functioning and able on the autistic spectrum, they are also the most likely to slip through the diagnostic net. Although many are diagnosed as children, others reach university un-diagnosed or mis-diagnosed. The key to getting an accurate diagnosis is finding a clinician who actually has experience diagnosing adults with high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome (someone whose only experience is with "low-functioning" autism, or only with children, may be unhelpful). Unfortunately, this is easier said than done. It may also be useful to look at the page of Associated Conditions which describes conditions which can co-exist with HFA/AS, or which are sometimes diagnostically confused with HFA/AS. In some cases, people with HFA/AS get misdiagnosed with one of these, and presumably some people with these conditions get mistakenly diagnosed with HFA/AS. Where To Go UK: The National Autistic Society have a Diagnostic and Assessment Service for all age-groups and ability levels, or you can contact them to find the nearest expert to you.

48. Aphasia semanticpragmatic disorder Home Page - http//www.geocities.com Collected resourcesof a parent who is researching SPD. What is semantic-pragmatic disorder? http://www.medlina.com/aphasia.htm

Academic Medicine Addiction Aging AIDS-HIV ... Women's Health The Web MEDLINA.com (partial) CDC WHO FDA NIH CATEGORIES Search: All Products Books Magazines Popular Music Classical Music Video DVD Baby Electronics Software Outdoor Living Wireless Phones Keywords: Home Up Aphasia Stuttering Dysphonia Voive Disorders Lingustics Speech Therapy Aphasia Harold Goodglass Aphasia Research Center - http://www.bu.edu Located at the Boston Veterans Administration Medical Center and affiliated with Boston University. National Aphasia Association - http://www.aphasia.org Nonprofit organization devoted to assisting people with aphasia and their families. Its online offerings include fact sheets, support group listings, and reviews of research. University of Michigan Aphasia Therapy Program - http://www.umich.edu Providing evaluations, intensive aphasia rehabilitation services, and family discussion groups through the University's Communication Disorders Clinic in Ann Arbor. Aphasia - http://www.asha.org Consumer-oriented primer by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Includes descriptions of aphasia varieties and related disorders, introductions to assessment and treatment methods, and links to information on augmentive communication and family adjustment to aphasia.

49. Learning Disabilities Links Selective Mutism. semanticpragmatic disorder From Caroline Bowen. Signs and Symptomsof Various Speech and Language Disorders from the Kaufman Speech Center. http://www.apraxia-kids.org/links/linksspeechlang.html

Search Site Map Home Other Speech and Language Links Hypernasality and VPI What is "velopharyngeal incompetence" (VPI)? From Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Information about Speech and Language Disorders from The National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities, Fact Sheet 11 Language Pragmatics and NLD It's As Plain As The Nose On Your Face A checklist of pragmatic skills from Nonverbal Learning Disability. Pragmatic Language Tips From ASHA, helpful ideas for helping children to communicate in conversation and social situations. Pragmatics, Socially Speaking From ASHA: helping children learn the rules for appropriate social language known as pragmatics Receptive Language Disorder from the Faces of Adoption Selective Mutism Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder From Caroline Bowen Signs and Symptoms of Various Speech and Language Disorders from the Kaufman Speech Center Specific Language Impairment From the University of Kansas Swallowing Disorder in Children from ASHA New Visions (Feeding and Swallowing Resource) Suzanne Morris’ website

50. Medical / Internet Search Engines Online Message Boards. Lists LEARNING DISABILITIES NACD ARTICLES LEARNING DISABILITIES Dysgraphia Dysgraphiadysgraphia LD In Depth Writing semantic-pragmatic disorder What is Semantic http://www.sensoryintegration.com/linkd.htm

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51. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Semantic Pragmatic Language Disorder" 1. Semantic Pragmatic disorder Syndrome of Hyperlexia, Education, Information andsupport http//www.hyperlexia.org/sp1.html 2. What is semanticpragmatic http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Semantic Pragmatic Language

52. Semantic Pragmatic Language Disorder: Links Semantic Pragmatic disorder Web Page A comprehensive site offering an online discussiongroup, articles about SPD, family essays, links, references, and http://www.speech-express.com/diagnosis-destinations/semantic-pragmatic-language

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53. What Should Be Done For A 7 Year Old With Semantic-pragmatic Language Disorder? What should be done for a 7 year old with semanticpragmatic language disorder?by Staff. I have a 7yr old boy with semantic-pragmatic language disorder. http://www.helpforkidspeech.org/questions/answer_detail.cfm?ID=300

54. Word Of Mouth Article Reference Syndrome of Hyperlexia, Education, Information and support is, in addition to the referenced article on Semantic Pragmatic disorder, there are 6 other SPD articles and many more http://www.hyperlexia.org/gordysp1.html

W ORD O F M OUTH Article referenced in the newsletter For those looking for an article referenced in the October/November 1998 issue of Word of Mouth, the American Hyperlexia Association has recently redesigned it's web page. You can jump directly to the referenced article using THIS LINK , but I suggest you browse the What is Hyperlexia? sub-page of the MAIN AHA PAGE The reason is, in addition to the referenced article on Semantic Pragmatic Disorder, there are 6 other SPD articles and many more articles on hyperlexia (a similar disorder) listed there. You might miss them if you jump right to the referenced page. Ted J. Whaley , Webmaster

55. Semantic Pragmatic Disorder Semantic Pragmatic disorder (semantic = the relationship between words or sentences and their meanings; pragmatic http://www.nottssnn.freeserve.co.uk/oaasis/page12.html

OAASIS INFORMATION SHEET Semantic Pragmatic Disorder Semantic Pragmatic Disorder (semantic = the relationship between words or sentences and their meanings; pragmatic = making language work in context) is a communication disorder. It is believed that people with SPD are unable to process all the given information from certain situations. The disorder relates in some way to autism because children with SPD have difficulties in the same three areas called 'The Triad': socialising, language, and imagination. SPD is often described as the 'outer spectrum of Autism', but all children with features of autism will have semantic and pragmatic difficulties with language. It is always best therefore to have a specialist medical consultation to exclude autism or find out where your child might be within the ASD spectrum and if he has any additional problems with Attention or Dyslexia. Children with SPD may also behave very differently at home from at school, and parents' concerns should always be taken seriously. At every moment we are automatically (subconsciously) absorbing information, processing and analysing it, discarding what is irrelevant and storing what is important or salient. We use this to build up a bank or memory of words and meanings, like

56. SPD Articles Semantic Pragmatic disorder Margo Sharp. Semantic Pragmatic disorder - OAASIS.SPLD - Caroline Bowen. Semantic Pragmatic disorder A right hemisphere syndrome? http://www.geocities.com/denisev2/spd.html

Semantic Pragmatic Disorder - Margo Sharp Semantic Pragmatic Disorder - OAASIS SPLD - Caroline Bowen The Parameters of Pragmatics - Dorothy Bishop Semantic Pragmatic Impairments Information Sheet Semantic Pragmatic Disorder: A right hemisphere syndrome? - Jane Shields Social Cognition in Developmental Language Disorders and High-Level Autism - Jane Shields Conversational Characteristics of Children with SPD: I - Dorothy Bishop Conversational Characteristics of Children with SPD: II - Dorothy Bishop What is Semantic Pragmatic Disorder? Please send feedback and suggestions to DnTnVg@aol.com Pragmatics, Socially Speaking Pragmatic Language Impairment Without Austism The need for further exploration of the borderlands of autism - Dorothy Bishop SLI: Exploring Pragmatic Language Impairments - Abstract Evaluating Pragmatic Language - Kyrene Speech Program Semantic Pragmatic Disorder in the Classroom What is "Processing"? Common Language Problems for Students with Learning Disabilities Nonverbal Learning Disability: What the SLP Needs to Know - NLD title, but info on SPD Clinical diagnostic and intervention studies of children with semantic–pragmatic language disorder Socially Awkward Children: Neurocognitive Contributions Speech and language disorders and their effect on learning.

57. UB Access - An Accessible Web For An Accessible World Semantic Pragmatic disorder (semantic = the relationship between words and theirmeaning; Pragmatic = making language work in context) or SPD, this is a http://www.ubaccess.com/articals_spd.html

View this site in [ Alt Z ] An Accessible Web for an Accessible World our solutions free applications legislation articles ... [D] The clearest and simplest language appropriate Summary The WCAG guidelines advise using the clearest and simplest language appropriate. Perhaps this guideline is taken the least seriously from all WCAG , but for some, its lack of implementation can be a true accessibility hazard. Many people require clear and simple language. In this article I want to focus on one disorder where the use of unclear language prevents their participation in many aspects of society. Semantic Pragmatic Disorder (semantic = the relationship between words and their meaning; Pragmatic = making language work in context) or SPD, this is a communication disorder. It is often associated with autism, but is often a disorder on to itself. Non SPD people automatically and unconsciously build memory and knowledge of the connections between words, context and meaning, even for non visual words and non literal senses, like feelings, general sense of time, cues, metaphors, sarcasm. For people with SPD this process is impaired.

58. SPH 305 SEMANTIC PRAGMATIC DISORDER SPECIFIC LANGUAGE IMPAIRMENT SEMANTIC / PRAGMATIC OR CONVERSATIONAL DISABILITY. IssueIs SPD a specific prescribed disorder or a symptom of another disorder? http://www.ling.mq.edu.au/courses/sph305/SEMPRAG.html

SPH 305 DEVELOPMENTAL SPEECH AND LANGUAGE DISORDERS SPECIFIC LANGUAGE IMPAIRMENT: SEMANTIC / PRAGMATIC OR CONVERSATIONAL DISABILITY Normal development perlocutionary -> illocutionary -> locutionary reflexive intentional communication 1st words /physiological responses cause-effect = infant s behaviour influences caregivers actions means-end relationships = cognitive ability to apply a scheme or behaviour pattern to achieve a desired goal Early pragmatic development : infant refines his/her verbal ability to communicate intentions, dialogues evolve with caregivers Development of Dialogue In 2nd year child develops: topic initiation establishing subject of a conversation. Halliday (1967) distinguished between given (familiar) and new (unfamiliar) information presupposition ability to take listeners perspective about a topic. How much do they need to know? NB Early conversations anchored to the "here and now" turn taking: speakers and listeners switching roles, switching turns and maintaining topic. Caregivers gradually increase toddlers role in taking turns

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Welcome to The Hyperlexia and Semantic Pragmatic Disorder Page Semantic Pragmatic Disorder Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Forum pragma semantic-pragmatic list serve What Is Hyperlexia? American Hyperlexia Association The Hyperlexia Network Sites Hyperlexia in Older Children HOME Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Web Page OAASIS INFORMATION SHEET Semantic-Pragmatic Disorder Afasic Semantic-Pragmatic Disorders

60. VIAH Site - Information Semantic Pragmatic disorder, This condition involves deficits insocial and nonverbal communication. Semantic Pragmatic disorder http://access.autistics.org/information/ld/main.html

Language and Learning Disorders While autism includes significant and sometimes extreme 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. Semantic Pragmatic Disorder This condition involves deficits in social and nonverbal communication. Semantic Pragmatic Disorder may be a separate PDD or it may simply describe the communication deficits in all verbal people with autism. Hyperlexia This syndrome is defined by very early precocious reading, delays in verbal language, and deficits in social skills. Hyperlexia may be a feature of autism or may occur without meeting the criteria for a specific Pervasive Developmental Disorder. Verbal or Oral Dyspraxia A motor disorder which specifically affects the mouth and speech.

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