Investigation of Prevalence of Speech and Langvage Disorders Among of Elementary School Girls Students

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Objective
The objective of this study is to obtain the prevalence of speech and language disorders among elementary girls students in 3 and 19 educational regions in Tehran.
Materials and Methods
The population of this study is composed of two regions 3 and 19. Among of them 1010 students selected randomized. (Average 200 students from each -grade). Then completed questionnaire by examiners and then the speech of students was assessed. If there was any disorder, the result was registered in formal sheet, assessment tools was the last year Farsi book and a series of action pictures. Also oral cavity of the all samples with a view of movement, anatomy, and occlusion were assessed.
Results
The findings of this research indicate that, from 1010 students, 163 (16.1%) students had one of the disorders including: Articulation disorders, stuttering, dysphonia, tongue thrust, resonance disorders, and dyslexia. In region 19.75 students (46%) and in region 3.88 students (54%) had one of the mentioned disorders.
Language:
Persian
Published:
Archives of Rehabilitation, Volume:3 Issue: 4, 2003
Page:
20
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