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As a parent, you are the person who is most aware of your child’s growth and development. If you have a sense that your child is struggling to develop fundamental spoken language (listening skills, comprehension, speaking) or the abilities related to literacy – reading and writing – then trust your gut feelings and instincts. If your child is in any type of school setting – whether it is a preschool, primary, middle, or secondary – speak to a teaching staff member to learn how your child is progressing and to convey your concerns. A school-based Speech-Language Pathologist may be an important advocate for your child. Speech-Language Pathologists can have a wealth of knowledge about not only spoken language, but also literacy and the effect of language and literacy difficulties in the classroom. Please open the pdf file to continue. Thank you 
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