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Speech Language Services

Communication skills play an important part in life’s experiences. In elementary school, children are developing language and learning to read and write. In order for a child to learn, he has to communicate and interact with his peers and adults. Spoken language is the basis for written language. As a child grows and develops, the two types of language interact and build upon each other to improve literacy and language. This process continues throughout a person’s life.

 

Speech therapy can help children learn to communicate effectively with others and learn to solve problems and make decisions independently. Communication with peers and educators is an essential part of a fulfilling educational experience. Also, children who are able to overcome communication disorders feel a great sense of pride and confidence.

 

There is a specific criteria for students who struggle with speech and language delays, to be eligible for Speech and Language services through the IEP process. For additional information on this criteria process please refer to the following school contact list.

Resources:

The Advantages of Being Bilingual
Habla e idioma: Hitos del desarrollo (en Español)