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Guidelines for Reasonable Accommodations and Disabilities (GRAD)

 

 

 

Introduction

ADA Compliance Unit

Armstrong Injunction Requirements

BPT Legal Authority

ADA Benefits

Title II

BPT Forms 1073 & 1074

Auxiliary Aids & Services

Communication Services

Attorneys as Accommodations

Dept. of Corrections

Non-CDC Facilities

Reasonable Accommodation

Effective Communication

Physical Impairments

Hearing Impairments

Vision Impairments

Speech Impairments

Mental/ Psychological Disorders

Learning Disorders

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders

Developmental Disorders

Conclusion

SPEECH AND LANGUAGE DISORDERS AND REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS:

Speech disorders include:

  • Stuttering

  • Articulation: difficulty with forming sounds & stringing together usually characterized by substituting one sound for another, omitting a sound, or distorting a sound.

  • Voice disorders: Inappropriate pitch; loudness; or quality (harsh,hoarse, breathy, or nasal) 

There are two types of language disorders:
1) Delayed language: a noticeable slowness in the development of the vocabulary and grammar necessary for expressing and understanding thoughts and ideas.
2) Aphasic: The loss of speech and language abilities resulting from stroke or head injury. 

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