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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the 'Notes to the Clinician' section. This provides essential context on how to utilize the auditory bombardment lists effectively.
  3. Navigate to the specific phoneme lists. Each list contains words categorized by their phonetic placement (beginning, middle, and end). Select a list that corresponds to your target phoneme.
  4. Use the editing tools to highlight or annotate key words that you wish to emphasize during your session. This can help in focusing attention on specific sounds.
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In cycles training therapy, auditory bombardment refers to. amplified auditory stimulation while the target words are read by the clinician.
Auditory Bombardment: Amplified auditory stimulation is provided for 1-2 minutes: the clinician reads around 12 words that contain the target pattern for the session. Target Word Cards: The client draws, colors, or pastes pictures of 3-5 target words on large index cards.
Auditory bombardment involves conscious planning to expose a child to specific sounds or language. It is a strategy that focuses on giving a child multiple listening opportunities throughout their day.
This intervention method has resulted in positive outcomes for children with developmental language disorder (Fey et al., 1993; Leonard et al., 2004; Leonard, Camarata, Pawtowska, Brown, Camarata, 2006), language disorder secondary to hearing loss (Encinas Plante, 2016), and children with phonological difficulties