Developmental Language Disorder and Late Talkers. If, How and When It Is Possible to Distinguish Between Them?
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SLI, DLD, delayed speech development, speech therapy diagnosis, speech therapy, speech development stimulationAbstract
The article deals with the topic of the differential diagnosis between delay in speech development, which has no consequences in the future, and the situation when it is a symptom of a disorder that accompanies a person throughout life, called alalia in Polish speech therapy, and Developmental Language Disorder in English. The author suggests undertaking the diagnosis of a child regardless of its age, treating each child with delayed speech development as endangered with alalia and undertaking appropriate revalidation procedures at an early stage of development.
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