Learning Outcomes

Basic Concept of Child Language Disorders

Language Disorder Diagnosis and Treatment

Supporting and Assisting Children With Language Disorders

Lesson Summary

In this module, we outline the components, causes, risk factors, and possible solutions to language disorders in children. We identify the signs and symptoms of language difficulties. In addition, we will show you how to diagnose, treat, and provide moral support for children with language disorders.

Understanding Child Language Disorders - Course Assessment

This free online psychology course describes the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of child language disorders.

Understanding Child Language Disorders

A language disorder is a type of communication disorder that makes it difficult to comprehend, express and process language. They may affect the social, emotional and academic development of children. This child psychology course covers normal language development, forms of language disorders and possible solutions to childhood language difficulties. We explore the causes, signs, therapies and care systems for children with language disorders.

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