Phonological processes are typically developing speech sound errors which occur in children. \u00a0These processes usually remediate themselves by age 5.5.<\/p>\n
The most common processes include:<\/p>\n
Final consonant deletion- the deletion of a final consonant in a word (e.g. “bed” becomes “be”)<\/p>\n
Fronting- is the substitution of sounds in the front of the mouth for back sounds (e.g. “cup” becomes “tup”)<\/p>\n
Stopping- is the substitution of a sound which momentarily stops the airflow, for those which are “*noisy” sounds (e.g. “sail” becomes “tail.”)<\/p>\n
Cluster reduction- is the deletion of one or more consonants from a 2 or 3 word cluster (e.g. “spot” becomes “pot”)<\/p>\n
Stridency Deletion- is the deletion or substitution of a “*noisy” sound (e.g. “fin” becomes “in”)<\/p>\n
Gliding- is when an \/r\/ becomes a \/w\/ or \/l\/ becomes a \/w\/ or \/j\/ (e.g. “rail” becomes “whale”)<\/p>\n
*noisy sounds include: \/f\/ \/v\/ \/sh\/ \/ch\/ \/j\/ \/s,z\/<\/p>\n
When these processes occur more than 40% of the time in a child’s speech, it may negatively impact his\/her intelligibility.<\/p>\n
For more information on phonological processes and how to remediate them, please visit :<\/p>\n
http:\/\/community.advanceweb.com\/blogs\/sp_13\/archive\/2014\/05\/01\/elimination-of-phonological-processes-in-early-intervention.aspx<\/p>\n
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