30-Hours Professional Diploma in Child Language Disorders
Credit hours
3
Some children struggle to understand or use language, and this course explains why. Learners explore typical communication milestones, types of language disorder, receptive and expressive difficulties, speech sound disorders, and links with autism and developmental delay. Assessment approaches and practical strategies for home and school are also covered, making it useful for teachers, support staff and parents.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Child Language Development and Communication Milestones
- 02Types and Characteristics of Language Disorders in Children
- 03Assessment Techniques and Diagnostic Criteria for Language Disorders
- 04Understanding Receptive and Expressive Language Difficulties
- 05Speech Sound Disorders and Their Impact on Communication
- 06Language Disorders and Their Relationship with Autism and Developmental Delays
- 07Strategies for Supporting Language in Educational and Home Settings
- 08Planning and Monitoring Intervention Approaches
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