minimal pair therapy

What are the Goals of Minimal Pair Therapy?

The primary goals are to improve the child's ability to:
Discriminate between different phonemes
Produce the target sounds correctly
Understand the impact of sound changes on word meaning
Generalize these skills to everyday speech

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