Delaney is in second grade but still makes errors in articulation and enunciation, saying things like "look at that wabbit". Or saying "bu" instead of "blue". The school psychologist has recently diagnosed her as having a:

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Delaney's difficulty with articulation and enunciation is characteristic of a speech sound disorder, which involves difficulty producing and pronouncing specific sounds or words. This is different from a language disorder, which involves difficulty with understanding or expressing language more generally. A childhood onset fluency disorder would involve stuttering, which is not described in the prompt. A social communication disorder involves difficulty with social interactions and communication, which is not the primary concern in this case.

Delaney Is in Second Grade but Still Makes Errors in Articulation