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Word Retrieval activities for Children  
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Created : 15 May 2004
Last Revision : 15 May 2004
What is a word-retrieval problem?

The terms �word retrieval problem� or �word finding difficulty� imply that the person knows and understands the word, and has used it correctly before. However, they have difficulty retrieving such known words at times. Children and adults with language disorders are frequently found to have word retrieval difficulties. Often when a person (child or adult) is having difficulty retrieving a word they will have the sense that it is �on the tip of their tongue�: a state of affairs familiar to all of us; at other times they seem simply to �go blank�.

The rest of this article covers assessment and great activities to help those with a word retrieval problem. more

Caroline Bowen is a Speech Language Pathologist. Her site comprises over two hundred web pages for families, Speech - Language Pathologists, professionals in related disciplines, and students of human communication disorders and sciences. The articles and links here reflect her clinical and research interests, and also the important part that families can play in the assessment and management of communication impairments. www.slpsite.com
Copyright � 1998 Caroline Bowen All rights reserved



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