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A Study of Basic Vocabulary Selection for Treating First- and Second-Grade Elementary School Students With Language Disorders
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Hyun Jin Chang (Catholic University of Pusan)
Journal
Korean Speech- Language & Hearing Association(KSHA) Journal of speech-language & hearing disorders Vol.29 No.3 KCI Accredited Journals
Published
2020.7
Pages
69 - 79 (11page)
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10.15724/jslhd.2020.29.3.069

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A Study of Basic Vocabulary Selection for Treating First- and Second-Grade Elementary School Students With Language Disorders
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Purpose : In the process of vocabulary intervention, it is very important to know how to use which vocabulary. This study aims constitute the list according to the importance, category, and part-of-speech of the basic vocabulary of language disorders in school age. Also, we want to provide basic vocabulary for effective vocabulary treatment of school-aged children with language disorders.
Methods : This study was conducted in preliminary and main stages. The preliminary research stage formed vocabulary in the examination tools and studies related to school age. As a result, the vocabulary list consisted of 517 items. A questionnaire was developed based on the vocabulary selected in the preliminary study. The questionnaire evaluated the importance of school-age vocabulary on a Likert scale to 10 SLP.
Results : The basic learning vocabulary consisted of a vocabulary with a criticality equilibrium average of 3.0 or higher answered by SLP. The number of basic learning vocabulary was 514 for the treatment of speech disorders in school age. Second, the ratio of basic vocabulary to nouns was 49.8 percent, to verbs, 21.6 percent, and to adjectives 11.6 percent. Third, the basic vocabulary was classified into 17 categories. The distribution of vocabulary categories was a high proportion of act and status areas. The percentage of basic vocabulary according to category was 20.8% for action, and 16.2% for other.
Conclusions : Based on the vocabulary list from the results of this study, a textbook for the treatment of school-aged children with language disorders could be another milestone in vocabulary treatment.

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