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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He is 6 - they have been working on expressive language. And apparently his receptive is not great. [b]It was not initially tested in the first evaluation because my main concern at the time was expressive[/b]. If receptive is bad, I'm assuming that will make anything and everything that much more difficult for him.[/quote] Any speech therapist who just evaluates expressive language without evaluating receptive language for an initial evaluation is incompetent. Knowing a child's receptive language is crucial! There is no excuse considering he was 5 or 6 years old during the initial evaluation. Get another therapist ASAP. [/quote] +1 If you wait till 6 for therapy, its helpful but a bit late in the game. Get a new therapist if they did not do a good assessment. Poor receptive is different than expressive. Some kids have one, some both. [/quote] This doesn't sound like the therapist's fault--it sounds more like mom was being overly directive without a lot knowledge.[/quote]
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