I have a question, if choose the words which are easy to say, how would they learn to say the one that are harder( for example Walk and Lock). Do we move to the complex word after mastering the easier one? And what are the techniques to work on that sound? I am studying speech therapy and have a test this week. Please let me know🥲
You will definitely introduce more complex and harder words to say later - your initial goal for the first few sessions might just be for the child to experience high success and accuracy before we challenge them! I'd suggest looking into the Principles of Motor Learning for a framework :)
I have a question, if choose the words which are easy to say, how would they learn to say the one that are harder( for example Walk and Lock). Do we move to the complex word after mastering the easier one? And what are the techniques to work on that sound?
I am studying speech therapy and have a test this week. Please let me know🥲
You will definitely introduce more complex and harder words to say later - your initial goal for the first few sessions might just be for the child to experience high success and accuracy before we challenge them! I'd suggest looking into the Principles of Motor Learning for a framework :)