Modeling the correct pronunciation without correcting the child's speech is called
A) remediation.
B) facilitated communication.
C) recasting.
D) augmentative communication.

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Recasting involves repeating what the child said but using the correct pronunciation or grammatical form to model correct speech without directly correcting the child. This approach is intended to provide a positive language input without making the child feel self-conscious or discouraged. A) Remediation involves correcting errors directly and systematically. B) Facilitated communication involves assisted communication for individuals who have difficulty using conventional communication methods. D) Augmentative communication involves tools and strategies that support or enhance communication.

Modeling the Correct Pronunciation Without Correcting the Child's Speech Is