Yes. "Echolalia" is certainly something I haven't covered in enough detail in the past. But I've always included AAC as language expression in content and case examples. We learn about verbal, written, gestured (including signed) and tactile forms of language expression. All are language

Some importance here in emphasising phonology as the overlap between speech and language. I noted on clinic that the differences between phonological and articulatory difficulties are not always well understood

I came across this gem yesterday on evidence for recasting as a method for modelling grammar pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

Absolutely will strengthen this content. It is already covered, as it should be, but will be working hard to make these concepts more explicit. Open to other suggestions too from #BskySPEECHIES

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Such interesting and valuable work. Do you think that Peters' 'gestalt language production' (she didn't mention processing) is more in line with earlier definitions formulaic language? Which still have shared, social, symbolic meaning

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