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Banter Booster: speech therapy research, resources, practice tips and more
David Kinnane
June 20, 2022
Hello! I'm David.
Not him, though private practice can feel like we're presenting a nature documentary at times!
I spend far too much time online reading about speech pathology practice, so you don't need to!
New research:
A hot tip for those of us struggling with paywalls
Next time you hit a paywall when searching for a journal article, try using oaDOI. Putting 'oa' in front of the article’s DOI in your search bar (oadoi.org/10…) will take you to a free version of an entire article if it’s available. Give it a try! #SLP#AuD#OpenSci
— CSDisseminate (@CSDisseminate)
10:52 PM • Jun 16, 2022
Peer-play and mental health
Evidence for Protective Effects of #PeerPlay in the #EarlyYears: Better Peer Play Ability at Age 3 Years Predicts Lower Risks of Externalising & Internalising Problems at Age 7 Years in a Longitudinal Cohort Analysis
You can read the full paper here📰👇
http— PEDAL Cam (@PEDALCam)
11:51 AM • Jun 16, 2022
More evidence that dummies and finger-sucking have no long-term effects on speech
Great talk from @SamBurrSLT at #ESLA2022 on non-nutritive sucking re: no long term impact on speech development was found.
Why is this important? When clinicians communicate such findings to families they can make fully informed decisions regarding their children.
— Lucy Rodgers (@lucy_r_slt)
2:31 PM • May 27, 2022
For more on dummies and speech, check out our article:
FREE training and therapy resources for clever clinicians:
Need a nifty way to demonstrate the differences between motor programming, planning and execution in speech?
tap dances the difference btwn motor programming/planning🕺 Should be on every curriculum. Keeping it real with the blue bins backdrop!
— Rachel Barnard (@Rachel_Barnard_)
7:39 AM • Jun 16, 2022
Free early language stimulation materials for families
Your baby will learn about conversations long before they can actually talk. As your baby starts to babble get face-to-face and copy their sounds and facial expressions.
Discover more #HungryLittleMinds activities on our Words for Life website: wordsforlife.org.uk/activities/
— Literacy Trust (@Literacy_Trust)
8:00 AM • Jun 13, 2022
Free booklet to help you to run baby and toddler groups
have produced a new resource for baby and toddler groups. This new booklet provides some simple guidance to help early year practitioners start a group and engage and support the young children, parents and carers in their care. #IMHAW2022
— EY Learning Improvement Team (@leedsearlyyears)
7:57 AM • Jun 13, 2022
Handy flowcharts to help you plan and interpret literacy interventions
@burnsmk1 The flowchart reminds me of this similar Aim Institute document.
drive.google.com/file/d/1YrPFp5…
— Sammy A. (@potpier1)
5:57 AM • Jun 16, 2022
Free youth justice resources (marked by Twitter as sensitive content because they include the word "criminal")
It’s taken a while to get round to, but I’ve finally updated some of the CJLD SLT assessment tasks to include some additional vocab lists. All resources free to pinch as always 😊
drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
— Clare Holland (@SLTclare_)
8:29 PM • Jun 12, 2022
A motherlode of free, high quality literacy training resources
Private practice tips for employees, managers & owners:
#WritingResources
The Pomodoro technique. Break your writing time into 25 minute blocks of focussed writing. Then a five minute break and repeat. Explained here: buff.ly/2QJt8wo
#PhDchat#PhDforum#acwri#postdoc#ECRchat— Hugh Kearns (@ithinkwellHugh)
9:00 AM • Jun 13, 2022
Shameless Showcase: a BanterSpeechPreps.com resource:
Click for a free demo!
New perspective
Cookie Monster has forward facing eyes mounted high upon his head.
This suggests Cookie Monster is a submerged, ambush predator.
Just something to consider.
— Dr. Eats-a-lot, MD: Practitioner of Medisin (@Doc_Wolverine)
2:38 AM • May 12, 2020
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