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Banter Booster #12: Useful tools and resources for speech pathologists
David Kinnane
May 01, 2023
Welcome to Banter Booster! I’m David, and here’s footage of me walking into our son’s annual school-fundraiser:
Not competitive at all…
We’ve tallied up several rounds of useful tools and resources for you this week:
FREE therapy resources, including new Australian reading fluency passages, useful client posters for DLD outcomes & perinatal-stroke Rx, and a simple syntax explainer
FREE training opportunities, including about reading intervention for older students, explicit instruction about explicit instruction, & spelling
FREE Activity idea: word attack activities for teenagers
Private practice tips on avoiding overwork and burnout, the challenges of working for bosses who have too many ideas (ahem), and professional boundaries in the TikTok era
Open-access research/summaries about music & early communication skills, music & tonal languages, reading models (including Banter’s view), and a new systematic study on the effects of communication interventions on the life quality of people with dementia and their families
Perspectives on work and life, including on failure, SLP personality traits and men without meat!
Let’s dive straight in!
Free Therapy Resources
UPDATE: A Dibels Australasian 🇦🇺 version has been released:
👉 dibels.uoregon.edu/materials/dibe…— Troy (@TroyPrimaryEd)
4:21 AM • Apr 29, 2023
Following on from the @NAPLIC conference with @larchiba6. I have created a DLD outcomes poster for the outcomes we know so far.
I’ll can upload a PDF version if anyone would like one for their service✨
Special thanks to @DLDandMe and @botting_nikki for the info/articles. 👏🏽
— francesca beard (@SLT_Francesca)
12:07 PM • Apr 28, 2023
Great to share our eTIPS poster at #BAPMSpring conference today
A free to access #earlyintervention resource for families early therapy in #perinatalstroke— Janice Pearse (@JanicePearse)
3:18 PM • Apr 28, 2023
What a great webinar from @sortegories this evening - From Sound to Syntax. Take a peek at this clear and concise explanation of the building blocks of grammar and the syntactic frames these blocks fit into.
— Una Malcolm (she/her) (@unamalcolm)
11:34 PM • Apr 26, 2023
Free Training Opportunities
Are your students not reading accurately and fluently with good comprehension? For today’s Literacy Feature, check out this webinar with Dr. Archer to gain insights into reading intervention for older struggling readers: youtube.com/watch?v=vyNASL…#literacyresources#literacymatters
— PaTTAN (@pattanupdates)
4:18 PM • Apr 28, 2023
A thread on designing slides for a Maths lesson using explicit instruction. Here's the general structure:
1. Concrete
2. Explain the picture
3. Model the procedure
4. Explain the procedure
5. Guidance fading
6. Independent Practice
1/6— Brad Nguyen (@Brad_Nguyen_)
11:29 AM • Apr 27, 2023
@RyonWLeyshon@SoundSyllable She was on one of Seidenberg's Reading Meetings a couple of years ago
— Miriam Fein (@MiriamFein)
8:15 PM • Apr 24, 2023
Functional Activity Idea
Looking for word study ideas to support teens? Read April's AIM #SOR Blog for 3 tips for adolescent word knowledge: morphological variations, semantic variations, and grammatical construction. #TuesdayTeachingTips
institute.aimpa.org/resources/sorb…— AIM Institute (@AIMtoLearn)
1:00 PM • Apr 25, 2023
Private Practice Tips
I was excited to sit down on my Live Greatly podcast with Greg McKeown, New York times Bestselling author of “Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less”, and “Effortless: Make It Easier to Do What Matters Most” to talk about how you can reclaim your time and reclaim your… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
— Kristel Bauer (@livegreatly_co)
7:34 PM • Apr 27, 2023
Working with a boss who has a constant flow of creative ideas can be stimulating — or debilitating.
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz)
9:20 AM • Apr 25, 2023
What's talked about in therapy stays in therapy...well, until TikTok came along. wired.trib.al/YyLMOVu
— WIRED (@WIRED)
12:32 AM • Apr 29, 2023
Open-Access Research & Summaries
First postdoc preprint is out: with none other than @FlatenErica@Laurel_Trainor@NovembreGiacomo 💥 we dive into communication through music in early childhood in the past, present and future 🔭🎵🧑🍼 a little thread 🪡
— Trinh Nguyen (@trinh_nguyen9)
2:12 PM • Apr 28, 2023
Does the language/s you speak shape how you hear music?
Now out in @CurrentBiology: speakers of tonal languages hear melodies and rhythms differently to non-tonal speakers—robust across ½-million speakers of 54 languages!
Led by @LiuJingxuan02 & I
🧵
httpcell.com/current-biolog…p
— Courtney Hilton (@courtneybhilton)
8:39 PM • Apr 26, 2023
Which reading model (simple, rope, active) is best for guiding our school improvement efforts? -- Or what's wrong with our popular models of reading?
shanahanonliteracy.com/blog/which-rea…— Timothy Shanahan (@ReadingShanahan)
2:03 PM • Apr 29, 2023
On a related point, here’s our take on why we prefer the Simple View of Reading:
Review just published! Few studies measure the impact of #communication interventions on #QoL in #dementia, with unclear results. Would pragmatic research methods or a communication-specific QoL measure help? @OxfordHealthNHS@UCLLangCog
@cathy_henshall
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…— Anna Hockley (Robinson) (@robbo_ak)
1:27 PM • Apr 21, 2023
Keep perspective
In a communication assessment today a stroke patient with word-finding difficulties couldn't tell me a picture was of a skeleton, but described it as 'a man without meat' and I think that's pretty amazing! 😂 #mySLTday
— Alice Chaytow (@alichayts_SLT)
7:14 PM • Apr 24, 2023
I was a bit surprised by these findings about SLPs and personality traits. Perhaps I need to get out more?
The Top 5 highest ranking and lowest ranking occupations for Big 5 personality traits, ability to delay gratification, self-efficacy, overall mental health, and willingness to take risks. doi.org/10.1016/j.inte…twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill)
6:56 AM • Apr 29, 2023
In need of a Monday pep talk? This one’s just for you:
“There’s no failure in sports. There’s good days, bad days, some days you are able to be successful, some days you are not, some days it is your turn, some days it’s not. That’s what sports is about. You don’t always win.”
Giannis comments on “failure”
— NBA (@NBA)
1:28 PM • Apr 27, 2023
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