International Guide to Speech Acquisition

Dr. Sharynne McLeod is an associate professor in speech and language acquisition in the School of Teacher Education at Charles Sturt University (CSU), Bathurst, Australia. She is a Fellow of Speech Pathology Australia and is the Vice President of the International Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics Association. Dr. McLeod is currently editor of Advances in Speech?Language Pathology (Taylor & Francis), on the editorial board of Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics and is an editorial consultant for Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools and the American Journal of Speech?Language Pathology. For three years Dr. McLeod was the editor of Speech Pathology Australia?s clinical journal titled, ACQuiring Knowledge in Speech, Language and Hearing. Over the past few years, Dr. McLeod has been invited to be co?chair of the Phonological and articulatory processes in children stream at the American Speech and Hearing Association convention, a master class speaker at the Speech Pathology Australia national conference and to present the James Hearst Foundation Lecture at the University of Northern Iowa. Recently, she provided expertise into the World Health Organization?s children and youth version of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health.

• Part I. Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 1. The ICF and ICF-CY as a Framework for Childrens Speech Acquisition Ch 2. Oromotor Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 3. Neurological Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 4. Auditory Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 5. Perceptual Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 6. Genetic Foundations of Speech Acquisition and Impairment Ch 7. Articulatory Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 8. Linguistic Foundations of Speech Production Ch 9. Applications of Typical Acquisition Information to Understanding of Speech Impairment Ch 10. Variability in Speech Acquisition Ch 11. Speech Acquisition and Participation in Society Ch 12. The Evolution and Development of Spoken Language Ch 13. Historical and International Perspectives of Childhood Ch 14. Speech Acquisition in a Social Context Ch 15. Speech Acquisition and the Family Ch 16. Personal Factors and Their Influence on Speech Acquisition Ch 17. Multilingual Speech Acquisition Ch 18. Cross-cultural Interaction and Childrens Speech Acquisition Ch 19. Speech Acquisition in Second First Language Learners (Children who were Adopted Internationally) Ch 20. Accent Modification Ch 21. Working with Interpreters Part II. Speech Acquisition Around the World English Dialects Ch 22. General American English Speech Acquisition Ch 23. African American English Speech Acquisition Ch 24. Appalachian English Speech Acquisition Ch 25. Cajun English Speech Acquisition Ch 26. Canadian English Speech Acquisition Ch 27. English Speech Acquisition Ch 28. Irish English Speech Acquisition Ch 29. Scottish English Speech Acquisition Ch 30. Australian English Speech Acquisition Ch 31. New Zealand English Speech Acquisition Ch 32. Cantonese-Influenced English Speech Acquisition Ch 33. Spanish-Influenced English Speech Acquisition Languages other than English Ch 34. Jordanian Arabic Speech Acquisition Ch 35. Lebanese Arabic Speech Acquisition Ch 36. Cantonese Speech Acquisition Ch 37. Dutch Speech Acquisition Ch 38. Filipino Speech Acquisition Ch 39. Finnish Speech Acquisition Ch 40. French Speech Acquisition Ch 41. German Speech Acquisition Ch 42. Greek Speech Acquisition Ch 43. Hungarian Speech Acquisition Ch 44. Israeli Hebrew Speech Acquisition Ch 45. Japanese Speech Acquisition Ch 46. Korean Speech Acquisition Ch 47. Maltese Speech Acquisition Ch 48. Norwegian Speech Acquisition Ch 49. Portuguese Speech Acquisition Ch 50. Putonghua (Modern Standard Chinese) Speech Acquisition Ch 51. Sesotho Speech Acquisition Ch 52. Spanish Speech Acquisition Ch 53. Thai Speech Acquisition Ch 54. Turkish Speech Acquisition Ch 55. Vietnamese Speech Acquisition Ch 56. Welsh Speech Acquisition Ch 57. Zapotec Speech Acquisition

Part I. Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 1. The ICF and ICF-CY as a Framework for Children's Speech Acquisition Ch 2. Oromotor Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 3. Neurological Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 4. Auditory Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 5. Perceptual Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 6. Genetic Foundations of Speech Acquisition and Impairment Ch 7. Articulatory Foundations of Speech Acquisition Ch 8. Linguistic Foundations of Speech Production Ch 9. Applications of Typical Acquisition Information to Understanding of Speech Impairment Ch 10. Variability in Speech Acquisition Ch 11. Speech Acquisition and Participation in Society Ch 12. The Evolution and Development of Spoken Language Ch 13. Historical and International Perspectives of Childhood Ch 14. Speech Acquisition in a Social Context Ch 15. Speech Acquisition and the Family Ch 16. Personal Factors and Their Influence on Speech Acquisition Ch 17. Multilingual Speech Acquisition Ch 18. Cross-cultural Interaction and Children's Speech Acquisition Ch 19. Speech Acquisition in Second First Language Learners (Children who were Adopted Internationally) Ch 20. Accent Modification Ch 21. Working with Interpreters Part II. Speech Acquisition Around the World English Dialects Ch 22. General American English Speech Acquisition Ch 23. African American English Speech Acquisition Ch 24. Appalachian English Speech Acquisition Ch 25. Cajun English Speech Acquisition Ch 26. Canadian English Speech Acquisition Ch 27. English Speech Acquisition Ch 28. Irish English Speech Acquisition Ch 29. Scottish English Speech Acquisition Ch 30. Australian English Speech Acquisition Ch 31. New Zealand English Speech Acquisition Ch 32. Cantonese-Influenced English Speech Acquisition Ch 33. Spanish-Influenced English Speech Acquisition Languages other than English Ch 34. Jordanian Arabic Speech Acquisition Ch 35. Lebanese Arabic Speech Acquisition Ch 36. Cantonese Speech Acquisition Ch 37. Dutch Speech Acquisition Ch 38. Filipino Speech Acquisition Ch 39. Finnish Speech Acquisition Ch 40. French Speech Acquisition Ch 41. German Speech Acquisition Ch 42. Greek Speech Acquisition Ch 43. Hungarian Speech Acquisition Ch 44. Israeli Hebrew Speech Acquisition Ch 45. Japanese Speech Acquisition Ch 46. Korean Speech Acquisition Ch 47. Maltese Speech Acquisition Ch 48. Norwegian Speech Acquisition Ch 49. Portuguese Speech Acquisition Ch 50. Putonghua (Modern Standard Chinese) Speech Acquisition Ch 51. Sesotho Speech Acquisition Ch 52. Spanish Speech Acquisition Ch 53. Thai Speech Acquisition Ch 54. Turkish Speech Acquisition Ch 55. Vietnamese Speech Acquisition Ch 56. Welsh Speech Acquisition Ch 57. Zapotec Speech Acquisition