Thesis Claire BOILLEY

Developmental speech sound disorders (DSDs) are a group of disorders that affect speech intelligibility in children. The aim of the EULALIES ANR project is to gain a better understanding of their prevalence and characteristics in France. In this thesis, the aim will be to investigate these disorders more closely in children and adolescents with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities. The aim will also be to study the development of phonological awareness in this population, i.e. the ability to consciously detect and manipulate the infra-lexical units (syllables, phonemes) of speech.

Supervisors
Anne VILAIN, MCF UGA, - GIPSA-Lab
Hélène LOEVENBRUCK, DR CNRS - LPNC