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Group-based direct and indirect approaches to language therapy for children with developmental language disorder: a pre- experimental study (CROSBI ID 263799)

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Matić, Ana ; Kuvač Kraljević, Jelena ; Kologranić Belić, Lana ; Olujić Tomazin, Marina Group-based direct and indirect approaches to language therapy for children with developmental language disorder: a pre- experimental study // Klinička psihologija, 11 (2018), 1-2; 21-39. doi: 10.21465/2018-KP-1-2-0002

Podaci o odgovornosti

Matić, Ana ; Kuvač Kraljević, Jelena ; Kologranić Belić, Lana ; Olujić Tomazin, Marina

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Group-based direct and indirect approaches to language therapy for children with developmental language disorder: a pre- experimental study

Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is among the most frequent communication disorders in early childhood. It affects the quality of the child’s academic and social life. Speech- language therapy to counter this impairment is usually individual and based on the direct approach with the therapist. New approaches begin to emerge, involving group settings, as well as indirect involvement of a parent who is constantly monitored and supervised by the therapist. Group and indirect therapies are infrequently used in Croatia, even though their effectiveness is well demonstrated worldwide. The aims of the current study were: 1) to examine whether two approaches to language therapy ; group-based direct and indirect at home, can foster early literacy in children with DLD, and 2) to gain insight into parental perception of the group therapy and how they perceived its potential influence on children’s lives. It has a pre-experimental design and thus presents the first step towards an evidence-based effectiveness study. Eight children and their parents participated in the programme. Children’s language progress was measured using language tests before and after the programme, and parents' perception of the therapy was evaluated using a post-programme questionnaire. The results suggest that group- based direct and indirect approaches can foster early literacy in preschool children with DLD. Parental perception of the therapy was positive ; they expressed strong trust in the therapy and reported finding it useful for their children. The outcomes of the present pre- experimental study further corroborate positive effects of carefully planned therapies and serve as the step forward in conducting effectiveness studies in order to establish evidence-based practices in Croatia.

Developmental language disorder ; Pre-experimental study ; Group language therapy ; Direct and indirect approaches ; Early literacy

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Podaci o izdanju

11 (1-2)

2018.

21-39

objavljeno

1847-3172

1847-3172

10.21465/2018-KP-1-2-0002

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