IDENTIFICATION OF CHILDREN WITH DELAYED SPEECH DEVELOPMENT AND METHODS OF THEIR SOCIALIZATION
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speech delay, speech development, child socialization, early diagnosis, speech therapy, inclusive education, family involvementAbstract
This article explores effective strategies for identifying children with delayed speech development and discusses comprehensive methods for their socialization. It highlights the importance of early diagnosis, multidisciplinary intervention, and family involvement in fostering communication skills and social integration.
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Recent studies in speech-language pathology, guidelines from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), UNICEF reports on child development, and research articles on inclusive education and family-centered interventions.
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