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				ASSESSING GRAMMAR 
													THE LANGUAGES OF LARSP | 
			
			
				| By: | 
				Martin Ball (Editor), David Crystal (Editor), Paul Fletcher (Editor) | 
			
			
				| Format: | 
				Paperback | 
			
			
				  
													
					
						
																
																	
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				| ISBN 10: | 
				1847696376 | 
			
			
				| ISBN 13: | 
				9781847696373 | 
			
			
				| Publisher: | 
				CHANNEL VIEW PUBLICATIONS LTD | 
			
			
				| Pub. date: | 
				8 March, 2012 | 
			
			
				| Series: | 
				Communication Disorders Across Languages | 
			
			
				| Pages: | 
				336 | 
			
			
				| Description: | 
				This book brings together versions of the Language Assessment Remediation and Screening Procedure (LARSP) in 13 different languages from around the world. It will be an invaluable resource for speech-language pathologists around the world and for those wishing to analyse the grammatical abilities of clients of many linguistic backgrounds. | 
			
			
				| Synopsis: | 
				This collection is a resource book for those working with language disordered clients in a range of languages. It collects together versions of the well-known Language Assessment Remediation Screening Procedure (LARSP) prepared for different languages. Starting with the original version for English, the book then presents versions in more than a dozen other languages. Some of these are likely to be encountered as home languages of clients by speech-language therapists and pathologists working in the UK, Ireland, the US and Australia and New Zealand. Others are included because they are major languages found where speech-language pathology services are provided, but where no grammatical profile already exists. | 
			
			
				| Publication: | 
				UK | 
			
			
				| Imprint: | 
				Multilingual Matters | 
			
			
				| Returns: | 
				Returnable |