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Questionnaire - Working with people with speech impairment

Tick the boxes you think are correct.

* All questions must be answered

hinking about the video you have just watched and people with speech impairment:

	Y	N
It is better to pretend you have understood what someone says, whether you have or not, in case you offend them
You should look and speak to the person not the carer
You should ask how a communication device (or i-pad) works if you don’t know
You need to shout to make yourself understood
You should ask for repetition if you don’t understand
It is better to let a carer speak for someone