How Does Dd Affect Children's Communication Skills

Language is a system that forms meanings with sounds, words, gestures, or other symbols. People use language to communicate with others, exchange information, and express their needs and feelings, people even use language for thinking and learning. Most children start to learn language through a variety of stimuli within a few years of their birth. They can naturally learn and match the milestones of language development without deliberate teaching (Moore, 2014; Rudolph & Leonard, 2016). However, some children are unable to learn normal languages through their course of human development naturally. They may have difficulties or problems using language such as speaking, listening and understanding. This essay will discuss the situations of individuals

And it might lead the children with DLD to have poor performances on social adaptation and interpersonal relationships. DLD sometimes thought to be related to social and behavioral problems. More than half of the children with DLD in the study showed significant scores in the social and behavior questionnaires. It can be explained that due to their language problem, those children might face a lot of negative experiences on frustration or interaction with others in their daily life. In addition, they might tend to perform more withdrawn and internalizing behavior. Therefore, it causes them to have a high risk of social and behavioral problems. (Conti-Ramsden & Botting, 2004; Redmond & Rice, 2002). The connection of language problems and social problems might not very strong before school age, but once individuals have more contacting with other people, those problems become more serious and obvious. In short, most children with DLD perform worse in language understanding or expression, and it might influence their daily performance such as the ability to communicate with others and their social