Problems with the language development in children with Down syndrome aged 5-7 years
Author | Mustaf Morina |
Position | C.R. 'Mother Teresa |
Pages | 320-324 |
Vol. 2 No. 2
July 2016
Academic Journal of Business, Administration, Law and Social Sciences
IIPCCL Publishing, Tirana-Albania
ISSN 2410-3918
Acces online at www.iipccl.org
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Problems with the language development in children with Down syndrome
aged 5-7 years
Mustaf Morina
C.R. "Mother Teresa"
Abstract
This study aims to explore and investigate the linguistic developments regarding children
with Down syndrome. The study was conducted by interviewing children with Down syn-
dromeThestudyshowsmanyproblemswiththesechildrenassociatedwithdicultieswith
thereasoningaentionimitationroutinesandlanguagedevelopmentofchildrenwithDown
syndrome, such as, speech problem, a problem related to pronunciation, sound or voice. This
study uses the (Inductive) and Qualitative primary research (deductive) method with six case
studiesofchildren withDownsyndrome beinginducedon theProblemsand dicultiesof
childrenwiththeDownsyndromeintheeldoflanguagedevelopment
Keywords: confusion, Down syndrome, Rehabilitation, support team, IEP (individual educa-
tion plan), early intervention, inclusion.
Introduction
Theoreticaldebatesonchildrens language development is not newSince ancient
times, respectively, in ancient Greece, philosophers believed that natural and
instinctive language, starts as a result of Biological Maturity. Learning the language
of children is one of the greatest achievements in the development of human Beings.
In this sense the speed of language learning of children with Down syndrome is
verysointermsoflanguagedevelopmentcomparedwithnormaldevelopmentin
children. Language learning for all children, but especially for children with Down
syndromeisoneofthemostdiculttasks
Childrenslanguagedevelopmentinteractswiththedevelopmentofsocioemotional
and motor of child. Using the power of recognition adds the Possibility of interaction
with others, it helps to Organize and articulate the experiences, ideas and emotions.
Accordingto studieschildrenwith normaldevelopmentaer monthoftheir birth
recognize the voice of their mother. This is not the case with Down syndrome children.
Accordingtoresearcheschildrenlikemovingobjectsalsolovetheirmothersvoice
andhumanguresTherateofdevelopmentofnormalchildrendierssignicantly
from the level of development of children with Down syndrome, depending on the
degree of development of intelligence, social Conditions, interaction etc.
The more experience we provide to the children with Down syndrome, the more the
childndsimpulsesthatwillaectthedevelopmentofspeech
Children with Down syndrome
All persons that are diagnosed with Down syndrome have delayed language
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