نبذة مختصرة : The objective of the present study was to investigate the effects of a conditional discrimination of syllables and phonological awareness activities on generalized recombined reading in children with Cerebral Palsy. Three students with Cerebral Palsy at the ages of 8, 9 and 12 years, assisted in the Center for Development in Assistive Technology and Accessibility – NEDETA participated. The procedure consisted of six phases: Phase I - Pre-training, Phase II - Pre-test, Phase III - Teaching, divided into two stages (auditory-visual discrimination of syllables; phonological awareness activities), Phase IV - test and teaching of arbitrary relations, Phase V - Equivalence relations tests, and Phase VI – New word reading test. A notebook computer with specific software, mouse and lifters adapted were used to collect data. The stimuli were syllables and dictated and printed words and figures. Graphic animations were used as social reinforcement. Responses that were different from the ones programmed produced a time-out of approximately 2 seconds. The results indicate that there was equivalence class formation by all participants. One participant presented reading with understanding to five new words and the other two participants read with understanding four new words. The need to develop more efficient learning procedures, providing and ensuring the maintenance of a learning without errors, and also the generalization of reading to natural environments of the child, was verified. ; O objetivo do estudo foi investigar o efeito de um procedimento de ensino por discriminação condicional com sílabas e atividades de consciência fonológica sobre a leitura generalizada recombinativa em crianças com paralisia cerebral. Participaram três alunos com paralisia cerebral com idades de 8, 9 e 12 anos, atendidos no Núcleo de Desenvolvimento em Tecnologia Assistiva e Acessibilidade – NEDETA. O procedimento era composto de seis fases: Fase I - Pré-treino, Fase II – Pré-teste, Fase III – Ensino, subdividida em duas etapas ...
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