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How can a classroom teacher support students with speech and language disorders such as dysfluency?

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The solution discusses ideas for how a teacher can support students with speech and language disorders such as dysfluency in the classroom.

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As you list how can a classroom teacher support students with speech and language disorders such as dysfluency, you might note how they can assign the student to sit near the teacher in order to hear and communicate more closely and clarify reception and transmission of speech. It is important for them to also sit away from noise. FM monitors upon request are also possible for kids with hearing impairments that impact speech. Closed captioned television is also beneficial.

It is important to encourage students to discuss their functional needs and challenges privately during the first week of school. It is a great way to learn how ...

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