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Vietnamese children and language-based processing tasks.

Deborah A Hwa-Froelich1, Hisako Matsuo

  • 1Saint Louis University, MO 63108-3412, USA. hwafroda@slu.edu

Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools
|September 24, 2005
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Vietnamese preschool children

Area of Science:

  • Linguistic development in preschool children
  • Childhood language acquisition and disorders

Background:

  • Investigating language processing in Vietnamese preschool children is crucial for early identification of language disorders.
  • Understanding how these children learn new words and rules informs educational and clinical practices.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine Vietnamese preschool children's performance on fast-mapping (FM) word-learning and dynamic assessment (DA) word- and rule-learning tasks.
  • To explore relationships between different language-based processing task performances.

Main Methods:

  • Twenty-one Vietnamese preschool children from Head Start programs participated.
  • Children completed invented word learning tasks (FM and DA) and a rule-learning task (DA).
  • Receptive, expressive, and total scores were calculated, including an Accumulated Performance Total (APT).

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Main Results:

  • Significant correlations were observed between fast-mapping word learning, dynamic assessment rule learning, and receptive task performance.
  • Expressive total scores correlated with all task totals, APT, age, and modifiability.
  • Modifiability scores were linked to dynamic assessment tasks, expressive total, and APT.

Conclusions:

  • Language processing task performance can help differentiate typically developing Vietnamese preschool children from those with language disorders.
  • Practitioners should consider linguistic features of learning materials and analyze various performance metrics (task, receptive, expressive, APT).