Discover ‘Children’s Intonation: A Framework for Practice and Research’, an essential guide for understanding and addressing intonation challenges in children and adolescents. Published by Wiley-Blackwell, this book offers a practical approach to the nature, assessment, and causes of intonation difficulties. It delves into how children acquire and use intonation for communication, its evolving importance, and its role in supporting language development. Ideal for speech-language pathologists, educators, parents, and researchers, this clinically oriented resource explores case studies across various developmental disorders, including autism and hearing impairment. It provides valuable tools for profiling intonation skills and understanding typical and atypical development, with a companion website for extra resources. Enhance your practice and research with this comprehensive exploration of children’s speech and literacy difficulties.