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12: My Child Isnt Talking
Do you worry that your deaf or hard of hearing child is not talking as yet or that she is not talking enough? Listen to this episode: My deaf child isn’t talking which directly addresses your concerns and guides you through them.
Shefali Shah's conversation with Sheena Kurian in this twelfth episode, guides listeners through the natural developmental sequence of language acquisition, emphasising that comprehension precedes expression. Just like children with typical hearing, your deaf or hard of hearing child will speak, with optimal amplification, once she has built a sufficiently strong foundation of listening and understanding.
With clear examples and practical insights, Shefali constantly reminds the listener that expressive communication is built on the bedrock of enriched family conversations.
AV Techniques such as Modelling, Waiting, and Sabotage create opportunities that invite spoken responses, sparking and fulfilling your child’s communicative intent. Perceptive observation offers the insight you need to support your child’s expressive language development.
Most importantly, this episode reframes the AV Technique of Waiting, not as weakness, but as a stage, onto which to invite your child to talk.
This is The Sound Steps Podcast.
🎧 Top Tips from Episode 12
Optimal amplification. Provide your child with sufficient and clear access to the speech signal.
Spark Communicative Intent. Harness your child’s desire to communicate.
Understand typical speech development. Children learn to understand before they talk.
The foundation for talking is comprehension. Receptive language lays the foundation for expressive language development.
Practice the Wait cue. Invite your child’s participation by waiting.Use Sabotage. Provoke a spoken response from your child.
Modelling. Provide the blue-print, especially if your child falters or looks to you for help to express herself.
Observe your child. She will cue you in to her communicative needs.
Embed your exchanges in Conversation to raise a fluent speaker.
Time Stamps:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:09 90% of deaf children are born to hearing parents
00:01:18 Choosing Auditory-Verbal Therapy for your deaf or hard of hearing child
00:01:50AVT facilitates age-appropriate development
00:02:21 Abundant choices open up through AVT
00:02:48 Early identification and the fitting of early and optimal amplification.
00:02:54 A life free of limitations
00:03:05 Show notes, Top tips and Time Stamps
00:03:12 Links and contact details
00:03:18 Auditory-Verbal Techniques
00:03:36 AV Technique: Sabotage
00:04:00 AV Technique: Modelling
00:04:33 Introduction to this episode
00:05:08 Does your child have sufficient access to the speech signal?
00:05:57 Optimal amplification
00:06:44 Timely intervention
00:07:31 Aided audiogram
00:08:00 CI assisted audiogram
00:08:27 Amplification to facilitate clear imitation
00:08:59 The Pragmatics of spoken language communication
00:09:24 Introducing our guests on this episode: Sheena Kurian
00:09:43 The human brain wants to learn
00:09:58 Communicative Intent
00:11:32 Typical patterns of speech development
00:13:42 The AV Technique: the Wait Cue
00:16:08 The AV Technique: Sabotage
00:16:53 The AV Technique: Modelling
00:19:12 Embed in Conversation
00:22:09 Reflection
00:22:49Our next episode: Is my deaf child progressing?
Resources:
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By The Sound Steps PodcastDo you worry that your deaf or hard of hearing child is not talking as yet or that she is not talking enough? Listen to this episode: My deaf child isn’t talking which directly addresses your concerns and guides you through them.
Shefali Shah's conversation with Sheena Kurian in this twelfth episode, guides listeners through the natural developmental sequence of language acquisition, emphasising that comprehension precedes expression. Just like children with typical hearing, your deaf or hard of hearing child will speak, with optimal amplification, once she has built a sufficiently strong foundation of listening and understanding.
With clear examples and practical insights, Shefali constantly reminds the listener that expressive communication is built on the bedrock of enriched family conversations.
AV Techniques such as Modelling, Waiting, and Sabotage create opportunities that invite spoken responses, sparking and fulfilling your child’s communicative intent. Perceptive observation offers the insight you need to support your child’s expressive language development.
Most importantly, this episode reframes the AV Technique of Waiting, not as weakness, but as a stage, onto which to invite your child to talk.
This is The Sound Steps Podcast.
🎧 Top Tips from Episode 12
Optimal amplification. Provide your child with sufficient and clear access to the speech signal.
Spark Communicative Intent. Harness your child’s desire to communicate.
Understand typical speech development. Children learn to understand before they talk.
The foundation for talking is comprehension. Receptive language lays the foundation for expressive language development.
Practice the Wait cue. Invite your child’s participation by waiting.Use Sabotage. Provoke a spoken response from your child.
Modelling. Provide the blue-print, especially if your child falters or looks to you for help to express herself.
Observe your child. She will cue you in to her communicative needs.
Embed your exchanges in Conversation to raise a fluent speaker.
Time Stamps:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:09 90% of deaf children are born to hearing parents
00:01:18 Choosing Auditory-Verbal Therapy for your deaf or hard of hearing child
00:01:50AVT facilitates age-appropriate development
00:02:21 Abundant choices open up through AVT
00:02:48 Early identification and the fitting of early and optimal amplification.
00:02:54 A life free of limitations
00:03:05 Show notes, Top tips and Time Stamps
00:03:12 Links and contact details
00:03:18 Auditory-Verbal Techniques
00:03:36 AV Technique: Sabotage
00:04:00 AV Technique: Modelling
00:04:33 Introduction to this episode
00:05:08 Does your child have sufficient access to the speech signal?
00:05:57 Optimal amplification
00:06:44 Timely intervention
00:07:31 Aided audiogram
00:08:00 CI assisted audiogram
00:08:27 Amplification to facilitate clear imitation
00:08:59 The Pragmatics of spoken language communication
00:09:24 Introducing our guests on this episode: Sheena Kurian
00:09:43 The human brain wants to learn
00:09:58 Communicative Intent
00:11:32 Typical patterns of speech development
00:13:42 The AV Technique: the Wait Cue
00:16:08 The AV Technique: Sabotage
00:16:53 The AV Technique: Modelling
00:19:12 Embed in Conversation
00:22:09 Reflection
00:22:49Our next episode: Is my deaf child progressing?
Resources: