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Identifying Typical and Atypical Speech Patterns Using GFTA3 Chain (Shannon) Wang, MA CCC SLP Senior Research Director, Pearson Clinical Assessment September 15, 2016Copyright 2015 NCS Pearson, Inc.

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2. Identify the pattern: Observe and analyze the speech of the individual in question to determine the atypical patterns they display.
3. Research: Conduct in-depth research about the specific speech pattern you are dealing with to understand its characteristics and possible causes.
4. Seek professional guidance: Consult with a speech-language pathologist or a specialist who can provide professional guidance and advice on how to address and fill out atypical speech patterns.
5. Practice targeted exercises: Engage in speech therapy sessions or practice specific exercises designed to address the identified speech pattern and promote more typical speech patterns.
6. Consistency is key: Consistently practice the recommended techniques and exercises to reinforce learning and gradually fill out atypical speech patterns.
7. Patience and support: Understand that filling out atypical speech patterns takes time and effort. Provide individuals with patience, support, and encouragement throughout the process.
8. Monitor progress: Regularly assess and monitor the progress of the individual's speech patterns. Seek feedback from professionals to determine the effectiveness of the approaches being implemented.
9. Adjust and adapt: Based on monitoring and feedback, adjust and adapt the strategies being used to fill out atypical speech patterns as needed.
10. Celebrate achievements: Acknowledge and celebrate each milestone achieved in improving speech patterns. Positive reinforcement can enhance motivation and confidence.
11. Continual learning: Stay updated with the latest research and approaches in speech therapy to enhance your understanding and effectiveness in filling out atypical speech patterns.

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1. Atypical speech patterns may be observed in various individuals who may benefit from addressing these patterns. Some individuals who may need assistance with atypical speech patterns include:
2. - Children with language development delays or disorders
3. - Individuals with speech disorders such as stuttering, apraxia, or dysarthria
4. - People who have experienced brain injuries or strokes and have developed speech difficulties
5. - Individuals with cognitive impairments or developmental disabilities
6. - Those with accents or dialects that may hinder communication or affect speech intelligibility
7. - Actors or public speakers aiming to improve their speech clarity and delivery
8. - Anyone who wishes to enhance their overall communication skills by addressing any atypical speech patterns they might possess.

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