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Posted by slpgirly as with many unintelligible children, lots of verbal praise and really doting on what he was ABLE to do as opposed to what he was not able to do was useful. good luck! AOS is a very frustrating task to work with for the client, but when you find the window that works, you can do wonders.
on 9/20/2007, 1:05 am, in reply to "Re: 13 year old with apraixa"
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I worked recently with a child with developmental AOS. if you can, get ahold of Nancy Kaufman's Apraxia of Speech program. What worked for me and my client was using scaffolding techniques, building to longer utterances from somthing he was successful with, such as: win... window.... windowpane.
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Thank you for sharing!