receptive and expressive language

What are the Interventions for Language Delays?

Interventions for language delays may include:
- Speech Therapy: Tailored programs focusing on improving specific language skills.
- Parent Training: Educating parents on strategies to support language development at home.
- Classroom Support: Specialized instruction or accommodations in educational settings.

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