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Carmen Sanchez Age :

4 years, 0 months Diagnosis :

Carmen Sanchez is demonstrating a severe phonological skills delay . Evaluating Reporting Scor e Months Deficit Goldman-Fristoe T est of Articulation [GFT A-3] RS: 88 SS: 57 PR: .2 AE: < 2 - - - Less than 24 months Khan-Lewis Phonological Analysis [KLP A-3] SS: 40 PR < 0.1 AE < 2.0 - - 24 months Articulation/Phonology:

The Goldman Fristoe T est of Articulation-Third Edition [GFT A-3], was administered to assess Carmen’ s articulation [or speech sound production] skills at the single word level. The Goldman Fristoe T est of Articulation-Third Edition [GFT A-3], is a test of articulation. The GFT A-3 is administered by a Speech-Language Pathologist; this test has specific instructions and directions that an SLP should follow closely in order to make sure the test is scored accurately . The GFT A-3 has a set of picture cards that the SLP shows the client; and the client is to respond with what image is on the card when asked by the clinician. The GFT A-3 tests speech sound production in the initial, medial, and final positions. Carmen’ s raw score on the GFT A-3 was a 88, meaning that Carmen made 88 speech sound errors. This does not tell us a lot, so we compare her score to the scores achieved by the normative sample, or group of age-and gender -matched peers who took the same test when it was first developed. Carmen’ s also had a standard score of 57. The standard score is derived from the raw score and indicates how far above or below the average (the mean) an individual's score falls using a common scale. Carmen's percentile rank was .2%. The percentile rank is a score that indicates the rank of the Gooden 2 student compared to others (same age or same grade), using a hypothetical group of 100 individuals. Carmen also had an age equivalent score of less than 2 years of age, meaning that her score was that of someone who was less than two years of age, though her skill does not reflect that number . During the administration of the GT A-3, Carmen made various errors when it came to her speech. Some of these included substitutions and omissions of certain speech sounds, in all positions; initial, medial and final. The results of the GFT A-3 were applied to the Khan Lewis Phonological Analysis-third edition to assess the presence and severity of phonological processes in Carmen’ s speech. Phonological process is the way in which one or ganizes the sound of speech into meaning in reference to patterns. The Khan-Lewis Phonological Analysis-3rd edition is an assessment of phonology that you apply to the results of the GFT A-3 once you detect that a client's speech sound errors might not be articulatory , and that there is a pattern. From the results of the KLP A-3 Carmen’ s scores goes as follows; her raw score was 1 19, her standard score was 40, the confidence interval was 37-49%, her percentile rank was less than .01%, and lastly her age equivalent was less than 2 years. Carmen's phonological processing showed on the Khan Lewis that there was gliding of liquids which is when one produces liquids (l/r) as glides (w/j), this occurred 95% of the time or (19/20) of the trials. There were also stopping of fricatives and af fricates which means there is a result of an af fricate, stop, or glottal stop; stopping and af fricate resulting in a stop or glottal stop which occurred 71% of the time (34/48). Stridency deletion is the process of deleting stridency from a strident, i.e (tʃ to just t), these were present 69% or (29/42). Palatal fronting happened at 92% of the time which is fronting something to be produced at the alveolar ridge, (1 1/12) attempts that were made with error . Lastly , velar fronting occurred at 70% with (16/23) trials, which is fronting a velar consonant to an alveolar consonant. From what we know here, gliding of liquids is not a reason or cause of concern for Carmen due to her age. The stopping of af fricates and fricatives is something that can be worked on, as these issues should have gone away on its own at the age of 3 years, 6 months. When it comes to palatal and velar fronting, these issues can also be worked on, these processes should have faded by 3 years, 6 months also. Lastly , stridency deletion is to be worked on as this process should have faded by 3 years, 3 months.

Expanded Articulation/Phonology Section: 1.The following err ors wer e noted on the GFT A-3: Initial Medial Final t/k t/k t/s d/g t/s r3 tw/kw d/g d/g p/f d/z -/p Gooden 3 d-/dr d/ ŋ w/l pw/pl w/l t/k s/ ʃ p/f w/l w/l b/v t/t ʃ t/t ʃ t/t ʃ -/m t/s bw/br p/f dw/gl w/r -/d w/r d/d3 -/l -t/ θ t/ ʃ t/g b/v d/ ð -/n t/ ʃ d/z d/z t/ θ bw/br b/v w/j fw/fr gw/gr d/ ð pw/pr kw/kr tw/tr d/d3 -t/st Gooden 4 2.Carmen exhibited the following phonological pr ocesses on the KLP A-3 Name of pr ocess Example: Gliding of Liquids w/l, w/r Stopping of Fricatives and Affricates t/s, p/f, t/tʃ, d/z, b/v , t/ʃ, d/d3 Stridency Deletion p/f, t/tʃ, t/s, d/z, b/v , t/ʃ, d/d3 Palatal Fr onting t/tʃ, s/ʃ, t/ʃ, d/d3 V elar Fr onting d/g, t/k Cluster Simplification -/r Deletion of Final Consonants -/p, -/m, -/d Long term goal #1 - By January of 2024, Carmen will decrease the phonological process of velar fronting to a level of 20% in sentences and phrases provided with no more than one prompt. Rationale: Carmen exhibited errors when it came to velar fronting. This occurred in Carmen’ s speech in all word positions; initial, medial, and final. Seeing that this error occurred in all word positions it would be beneficial to tar get this error . Also, seeing that velar fronting should be addressed or faded away on its own when she was 3 years, and 6 months. This is a reason of concern to make this a goal to work on. Short term goal #1 - By November of 2023, Carmen will decrease the phonological process of velar fronting to a level of 40% in words and phrases with no more than two prompts. Short term goal #2 - By September of 2023, Carmen will decrease the phonological process of velar fronting to a level of 60% in words with no more than three prompts. Long term goal #2 - By January 2024, Carmen will decrease the phonological process of final consonant deletion in conversation by 20% in words and sentences. Provided with no more than one verbal prompt per trial Rationale: Carmen exhibited errors when it came to making the final consonant of her sounds. While it was only done a few times (8/36), there is a huge impact on intelligibility when there is a deletion of final consonants. Seeing that Carmen can make these speech sounds it would be of great benefit to tar get this so that her speech can become more clear as a result.

Gooden 5 Short term goal #1 - By November of 2023, Carmen will decrease the phonological process of final consonant deletion in conversation by 60% percent accuracy in phrases with no more than two verbal prompts per trial. Short term goal #2 - By September 2024, Carmen will decrease the phonological process of final consonant deletion in conversation by 40% percent accuracy in words with no more than three verbal prompts per trial.