Children'S GIFTED Books Lamp Talk (1)
Children'S GIFTED Books Lamp Talk (2)

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Gifted child who experiences delays in talking is a child who bears a great risk. Even though it has high potential intelligence, but its delay in talking may cause its educational achievement to not fit the potential it has. Especially in language-based lessons he has great difficulties, and always experiences low achievements. These children are often misunderstanding, he often understands as lazy children, dreamymen in class, concentration disorders, and lack of motivation. His skills socialize make it often trapped by him in diagnosis of autism or Asperger. His bad writing works were often thought of people with dyslexia. What he is very urgent to need is, besides understanding people around him as a child who has special personality, he also needs help enhancing his ability to language. Because gifted children are late this talk (Specific Language lmpairment) experience delays in all aspects of languages. The problem is so stiff to the eye, so it often escapes the attention. Though he requires language skill assistance, not just the speaking ability as it has been given a lot to the children of this group. Tist of contents Chatter 1 DEVELOPMENT HASSE Chatter 2 GIFTED DEVELOPMENT PLUS SLI Chatter 3 WHY SPECIFIC LANGUAGE IMPAIRMENT Terminology problems and health insurance 63 Sli is not disorder but difficult for 67 Gifted plus SLI – unavailable dual exceptional menu is 74Border SLI 80 When is diagnosis enforcer based on IQ score? 84 Does not rule the problem of hearing disturbance 89 No fine symptoms of neurological disorder (neurological sign soft) 91 Due to genetic factors plus environmental (nature + nurture) 96 Sli neurobiological development: right brain cleavage dominant Chapter 4 HARD-HARD ON GIFTED PLUS SLI Normal children's thinking style versus gifted late talk 105 Joint attention 111 The problem is on auditory processing interference 116 Weak on auditory but strong at visual 118 120 mobile-grafem automation development disorder Span 122 digit development digit digit disorder Verbal work memory 124 development disorder Lexicons problem: wordstock 125Receptive issues – expressive 12 8hardity of gramatics 132 Semantic difficulty – pragmatic 133 Having trouble calling words from long-term memory 136 Building sentence 137 Other disturbances that often follow Chapter 5 HANDLING Watch the existing problem 145 Late talk followed missed language? 151 Late talk but wrong reference 153 Important factor to note 155 Gifted children's characteristics affect intervention strategy 157 Style characteristics:SLI 162 Talk intervention 163Strengthen sentence formation and talk technique 176 Talk intervention at once language Reference About THE WRITER

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