XUE Wei,LIU Qiao-yun.Applied Ladder Model Training Strategy to Improving Conversation Skills of Children with Language Disorders[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2026,24(03):296-299.
XUE Wei,LIU Qiao-yun.Applied Ladder Model Training Strategy to Improving Conversation Skills of Children with Language Disorders[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2026,24(03):296-299.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-4933.2026.03.016.
Applied Ladder Model Training Strategy to Improving Conversation Skills of Children with Language Disorders
To explore the effect of Ladder Model Training Strategy in group teaching on children with language disorders.
Methods
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An action research method was adopted. 5 children with language disorders from a Shanghai rehabilitation institution received 21 sessions of group conversation training over 7 weeks
targeting conversation initiation and maintenance as well as turn-taking ability.
Results
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Before the intervention
children showed characteristics' such as being able to express but having difficulty in communicating and having limited conversation intentions and children with autism being more likely to feel impolite. After the intervention
children's conversation intentions and thematic experience were enhanced
and their conversation skills were improved. However
there were still challenges in skill generalization. Therapists' teaching skills and self-efficacy were also enhanced.
Conclusion
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The Ladder Model Training strategy improved the conversation skills of children with language disorders in group teaching and had a positive effect on the cognition and psychology of therapists.
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