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Banter Booster #35: Useful things for busy speech pathologists
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👋🏻 I’m David, and I want to help you to become a more confident and ambitious speech pathologist 🚀😄
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1. 🆓Resources
Our latest Mentally Healthy Schools toolkits are full of resources to support both pupils and staff to identify and manage stress. orlo.uk/y3LHM
— Anna Freud (@AFNCCF)
10:10 AM • Nov 7, 2023
Great clip for working on comparatives and superlatives while increasing background knowledge:
The size of space — a visualization of the scale of the universe to help put things in perspective.
📽: Neal Agarwal
— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience)
3:58 PM • Nov 3, 2023
I loved this episode! I especially liked the emphasis on teaching WR and LC in tandem, which is the reason I created this graphic. Download the full doc here assets.mediafly.com/shares/0346251…
— Stephanie Stollar (@sstollar6)
7:12 PM • Nov 8, 2023
Nice way to get students thinking about the relationship between latitude and climate/biomes.
#geographyteacher
— Luke Tayler (@geotayler)
5:15 PM • Oct 21, 2023
2. 🆓 Training
SELECTIVE MUTISM
What is Selective Mutism and How Can We Help in School?
New on the podcast - following a Patreon request
Please listen & share
— Pooky Knightsmith (@PookyH)
6:59 AM • Nov 7, 2023
It’s here! There’s a new article out in the CHLLD lab! PhD candidate Courtney Trevino led a study asking about the best way to conduct a language sample with early language learners who speak using AAC. A 🧵...1/
— CHLLD Lab (@DrEmilyLund1)
9:52 PM • Nov 3, 2023
3. 🆓 Practice Tips
There are three elements to a culture: behaviors, systems, and practices.
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz)
8:32 AM • Nov 9, 2023
"Razors" are rules of thumb to help simplify your decisions.
Here are some of my favorite razors:
— Clint Murphy (@IAmClintMurphy)
3:48 PM • Nov 8, 2023
4. 🔓Research
Proper name recall: A simple measure from a story recall task shows associations with CSF #Alzheimers disease biomarkers in adults without cognitive impairment. Kudos to first author grad student @mrhale608! Check it out:
— Kimberly Mueller (@kmueller123)
10:25 PM • Nov 3, 2023
"The current meta-analysis finds a reliable advantage of testing over other strategies in facilitating learning of factual knowledge, concept comprehension, and knowledge application in the classroom"
Testing (quizzing) boosts classroom learning: A systematic and meta-analytic… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…— Anna Stokke (@rastokke)
3:12 PM • Nov 5, 2023
Really useful report on child participation in decision-making in education from @OECD, synthesising & discussing existing research, models, policies. oecd.org/education/chil…
— Laura Lundy (@ProfLauraLundy)
8:32 AM • Nov 8, 2023
5. 🔥Useful🔧
6. Why we 😍 speech pathology, science & language!
technically if you go off on a tangent then you are continuing in the same original direction, and it's the rest of the convo that was curving in some other direction
— prerat (@prerationalist)
7:33 PM • Nov 8, 2023
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