Q.Discuss the role of Speech Therapist in inclusive education.
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →The speech therapist's role has two parts: fixing HOW a student speaks (production, fluency) and building HOW a student communicates more broadly (two-way tools/strategies) — both essential for inclusive education, where a student must keep pace in classroom discussion and instruction.
Section 4.5.1 describes the speech therapist as providing "treatment, support and care for students with special needs who have difficulties in communication," with the central goal of helping them "gain ability to communicate through speech and language." Concretely, they "help and provide training for students who face difficulty in producing sounds or syllables or saying words incorrectly," and support students with fluency disorders "like stoppages, repetitions and prolonging sounds in words." Beyond speech production itself, they also "modify the ways of making two-way communication with different tools and strategies" for students who need an alternative or supplementary communication method. …
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