Proud to share our recently published review! 💫 Assessment of Personal Narrative Skills in Children Aged 4–18 Years: A Systematic Review | Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools pubs.asha.org/doi/abs/10.104… @ASHAJournals #LSHSS
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Children's personal narrative abilities reflect their everyday communication skills. This tutorial guides clinicians to integrate personal narratives as part of their assessment & treatment for children with developmental language disorder (#DevLangDis).
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So excited to be presenting preliminary findings from my systematic review at #IASCL2024 today! It has been a rocky arrival to Prague but hopefully things get better & better! 💫
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#OpenAccess for one month - thanks @AusJournalEd
Research addresses an important gap in the research literature on classroom #LiteracyEnvironments in #Autism specific settings by @SallyClendon @Jess_Paynter @MWslp et al. @GIER_edu @ISQ_QLD. #Free2Read in Nov's collection #InclusiveEd
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We have added some new recipes from our 2023 3rd Year Curtin Speech Pathology Students to our IDDSI recipe page. Feel free to share with those who have dysphagia and their families express.adobe.com/page/AzJnm… #AdobeExpress via @AdobeExpress
Kate Ahern has also updated her AAC prompt hierarchy, available here: aacvoices.org/blog/aac-promp…
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Replying to @SumSpeech
I like these phrases, good way of thinking about it.
Children with DLD need individualised treatment that is specific to the child’s needs and how they learn, as well as individualised & responsive feedback - @SusanEbbels #IDLDRC
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The findings in this study mirror the experience in my clinical work. Talking therapies with complex language are inaccessible for yp with DLD. Joint delivery of sessions with psychologists & explicit pre language teaching hit the sweet spot! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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This is such a big deal advocacy win!!! Thank you @tiffanyphogan @literacyspeech and @mcgregor_karla and all who did the important and necessary work for this new recognition and guidance from the @usedgov on IDEA. 🤩 Wow! Wow! Wow! 👏🏽 leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1…
This article by @DrEliseBaker @SarahMasso @speechiellie & Kylie Huynh lives rent free in my head :) pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3539…
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For example, Dr Susan Ebbels mentioned using outcome measures at different levels: one outcome very close to what you're doing, so you can be clear about whether your intervention has worked (or not!) and some more distant measures #IDLDRC
It seems like there are mirrored themes across lots of aspects of SLP - learning theory, intensity/dosage, outcome measures: speech sound research also seems to be considering the same factors as language therapy research #IDLDRC
For example, Dr Susan Ebbels mentioned using outcome measures at different levels: one outcome very close to what you're doing, so you can be clear about whether your intervention has worked (or not!) and some more distant measures #IDLDRC
Attending @SusanEbbels Q&A at #IDLDRC - some really good points around considering the child's POV and time spent in therapy in terms of opportunity/cost
Also, a great point about not trying to do 'all levels' of therapy at once without being systematic and intentional: work on vocab/syntax and narratives, but teach them explicitly and teach children to put them together explicitly #IDLDRC
"Don’t want to teach in silos. Make the link between areas." @SusanEbbels talking about helping children with DLD make links between the aspects of language we're addressing in therapy #IDLDRC
I definitely advocate for this too! I call it "zooming in" and "zooming out" in therapy - putting the skill into context, but also ensuring you've considered the specific target you're working on (incl WHY) so that you're very clear on how to zoom in/out #IDLDRC
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Also, a great point about not trying to do 'all levels' of therapy at once without being systematic and intentional: work on vocab/syntax and narratives, but teach them explicitly and teach children to put them together explicitly #IDLDRC

















