>>11858202Oh, that's you then! I remember you too, I'll read your book on China at some point.
>high schoolerAre you US military? You move around or take vacations quite often.
>is being mute considered a speech impairment as well? Like is that something you would treat or is it seperate?We've learned very little about the mute. I think once someone's mute past a certain age, they don't bother trying to teach them speech anymore. Instead, there's a form of communication known as AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) which uses methods such as pictograms, interactive applications, etc to communicate. Pic related is an example of a communication program for people who are nonverbal or have severely limited verbality, often caused by low-functioning autism.
