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Students with expressive language problems typically exhibit problems with which of the following academic skills?
A) Recall of steps in a sequence presented orally      B) Comprehension of complex sentences
C) Retention of information from lectures      D) Use of vocabulary
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Including Students with Special Needs: A Practical Guide for Classroom Teachers

Including Students with Special Needs: A Practical Guide for Classroom Teachers


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Students with expressive language problems often struggle with using and effectively expressing vocabulary and language, which can affect their ability to communicate and understand instructions. While difficulties in other areas (such as comprehension of complex sentences or retention of information from lectures) may be related to expressive language problems, the primary issue typically revolves around vocabulary use and communication.

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