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Banter Booster: speech therapy research, training, resources, practice tips, and more
David Kinnane
December 05, 2022
Happy Monday! I'm David, and here's live footage of me & our team trying too hard to engage students during the last weeks of school:
This week, we've pulled together lots of useful tips and tools, including:
185 FREE resources for decoding and spelling & curated links to 100s of DLD resources (including ours!)
FREE training about stuttering & stigma, early childhood voices, supporting highschoolers with reading challenges, and dyslexia diagnosis
Private practice tips about being a better mentor and boss, why we should thank each other more at work, & reflective practice when you get stuck
OPEN ACCESS research on PPA, Cog Comm Ax, adjectives & DLD, & stroke care
Our no-prep Think, then Write Christmas-themed writing pack
Perspectives on Roman statues who've just had enough, weird verbs forms, and a modern letter to Santa!
FREE therapy resources & ideas for clever clinicians:
First year of PhOrMeS Decoding and Spelling is now 100% ready! 185 Prep/Foundation/Pre-Primary Systematic, Synthetic Phonics lessons: Access, download and use them for ⭐️FREE⭐️ at
— Shane Pearson (@PhOrMeSLiteracy)
10:18 AM • Dec 1, 2022
I find myself coming back to this Padlet by @talkinged19 which contains MANY fantastic #DevLangDis resources for many different audiences.
Definitely worth sharing and exploring 🎉— Robert Wells (@RobertPWells)
6:54 AM • Nov 21, 2022
FREE training opportunities for busy SLPs:
On stuttering and stigma:
💥 New Episode Out Now! 💥
✨ Our Guest - NORA TRENCH BOWLES ✨
🔗 You can listen to the full episode on the link below.
👇
open.spotify.com/episode/3A8WZe…#2norries#cork#ireland#stammer#podcast#irishpodcast#Stammering#Stuttering#StammeringIreland#StutteringIreland
— The Two Norries Podcast (@2NorriesPodcast)
5:37 PM • Dec 3, 2022
Free event, starts today!
We just recorded our WELCOME message for our Early Childhood Voices 2022 online conference (5-9 December 2022). Over 1700 people from 70 countries have registered for 6 keynotes, 99 presentations, and 160 children's drawings.
@CSU_ECRG
FREE REGISTRATION:
eventbrite.com/e/early-childh…— Sharynne McLeod (@SharynneMcLeod)
12:23 AM • Dec 2, 2022
Great thread on supporting secondary students with reading challenges:
🧵 1. Saying secondary students with a low reading age need a ‘phonics only’ programme is like saying that if your car isn’t going well it must need more petrol. Phonics is necessary for reading – period – but it’s not sufficient, just as a car needs more than fuel to run.
— Thinking Reading (@ThinkReadHQ)
6:48 PM • Dec 3, 2022
Easy-to-read, evidence-based blog on what dyslexia is (and isn't):
Private practice tips for employees, managers & owners:
Yet more reasons to thank each other more at work:
Being appreciated doesn't just make you feel good. It helps you get stronger.
Evidence: receiving gratitude improves cardiovascular stress responses, boosting resilience and performance by turning threats into challenges.
Being thanked fortifies our bodies along with our bonds.
— Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant)
5:26 PM • Nov 28, 2022
Some provocative ideas to become a better boss:
Being a good boss is hard.
Here’s a few things I learned about managing people in the last few years.
🧵⬇️
— Matt Paulson (@MattPaulsonSD)
11:05 PM • Nov 27, 2022
Reflective practice when things are complex:
Why don't doctors get time for reflective supervision on complex cases like other caring professions including social workers?
In my 'Talking Point' @bmj_latest this week, I describe the insights that can arise for everyone when they do.
— John Launer (@JohnLauner)
7:45 AM • Nov 30, 2022
FREE open-access research and research summaries:
Early Christmas gift: our open access publication out this week @cjdhardy@profjasonwarren@embrotherhood@UCLLangCog “Like going into a chocolate shop, blindfolded’: What do people with primary progressive aphasia want from speech and language therapy?
— Dr Anna Volkmer (@volkmer_anna)
6:53 PM • Dec 2, 2022
A growing literature base supports the inclusion of #sociolinguistic methods, but there remains a disconnect between the literature & clinical application -- one that current researchers & practitioners have an opportunity to address. https://s@SIGPerspectives
— ASHA Journals (@ASHAJournals)
11:01 PM • Dec 1, 2022
So excited to share this paper on supporting adjective learning in children with DLD. I learned so much from the team (@Cat_Davies@nicoll_hilary@kristensyrett@SarahWhiteSLT@CeciZunigaM).
Adjectives may now be my new passion!
#adjectives#DevLangDis
— Dr Susan Ebbels @[email protected] (@SusanEbbels)
3:52 PM • Nov 30, 2022
@LouisaJBurton01 up now as 1st speaker. Fantastic underpinning relevant paper available here bmjopen.bmj.com/content/11/4/e…#UKSF22
— Professor Madeline Cruice (@MadelineCruice)
11:31 AM • Nov 29, 2022
Shameless showcase: a BanterSpeechPreps.com resource:
Perspectives:
Statues in Rome who have had quite enough, a timeless collection:
🧵🪡
— Joanna Hardy-Susskind (@Joanna__Hardy)
8:36 AM • Nov 30, 2022
'To whine', 'to laugh', and 'to milk' used to be strong verbs with stem vowel changes.
They became weak, as did many strong verbs in the history of English.
What would their strong forms have been if they'd still been alive?
Here are eleven hypothetical strong paradigms:
— Yoïn van Spijk (@yvanspijk)
12:04 PM • Nov 27, 2022
Attention to details count.
— Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly)
9:10 PM • Dec 3, 2022
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