Disability and rehabilitation · 2004
Effects of phonemic awareness instruction on the encoding skills of children with severe speech impairment.
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Blischak D M, Shah S D, Lombardino L J, Chiarella K
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PURPOSE: To examine the effects of phoneme-grapheme correspondence and phonemic awareness instruction on the encoding abilities of three pre-reading children with severe speech impairment (SSI).
METHOD: Using a single subject multiple baseline design across behaviours and participants, children received phoneme-grapheme awareness instruction followed by instruction in segmenting, manipulating, and encoding consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) pseudowords.
RESULTS: Generalization occurred to encoding of novel CVC pseudo- and real words for two of the three participants.
CONCLUSIONS: Results suggest that phoneme-grapheme correspondence and phonemic awareness instruction is effective in developing encoding skills in children with SSI. Findings are consistent with those for other at-risk children.
METHOD: Using a single subject multiple baseline design across behaviours and participants, children received phoneme-grapheme awareness instruction followed by instruction in segmenting, manipulating, and encoding consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) pseudowords.
RESULTS: Generalization occurred to encoding of novel CVC pseudo- and real words for two of the three participants.
CONCLUSIONS: Results suggest that phoneme-grapheme correspondence and phonemic awareness instruction is effective in developing encoding skills in children with SSI. Findings are consistent with those for other at-risk children.