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Banter Booster: speech therapy research, training, resources, practice tips, and more
David Kinnane
August 01, 2022
Hello! I'm David.
Not him, though we're both Talking Heads (anyone born after 1980 may need to Google the reference)!
I haunt Twitter, looking for free, useful speech pathology practice resources, so you don't need to!
New open-access research:
Our article on the effectiveness of vocational vocabulary intervention for college-aged students (16-19 yrs) with DLD at @MoorHouseSLCN is now published online
@SusanEbbels@laurenbanni@Campbell_Chats@Bry_Holl
bit.ly/3vlu5j3
#DevLangDis#vocabulary
— Moor House Research & Training Institute (@MHResTrain)
8:50 AM • Jul 27, 2022
"Research About Parents of Children with Cochlear Implants: A Scoping Review" by Emily Kecman academic.oup.com/jdsde/advance-…
— MQ Linguistics (@MQLinguistics)
4:10 AM • Jul 28, 2022
FREE Therapy Resources & Ideas for Clever Clinicians:
A fantastic grammar/syntax resource!
🧵 1/4: We are so excited to release the first instalment of lessons, as part of the #SyntaxProjext2022. The Syntax Project is one half of The Grammar Project- the other half being the #MorphologyProject with the @RivergumsPS team & @Jas@Jasmyn_K_Halltpthesyntaxproject2022.squarespace.comp
— Serpentine PS (@SerpentinePS)
2:30 PM • Jul 26, 2022
Love these ideas from Lauren for CAS ReST breaks:
Break activities that I used during telehealth delivery of ReST during the recent intensive. 🧵
A thread, mostly so I can find them later/don't forget them, but also because there might be some other #SLPeeps#weSpeechies#slp2B who would find them useful.— Lauren Osborne (she/her) (@speechieLO)
2:48 AM • Jul 30, 2022
Here's a great idea to make CVC blending practice more fun - though I would add letters to support early literacy:
I found this on Amazon called Pop it figit toys. I usually use pop its for some activities but like these because you can add to it. I would use either white boards, paper, magnets to add the graphemes, but I wanted to share this great find. I also made a template below...
— Melanie Brethour (@mbrusso2)
6:48 PM • Jul 26, 2022
Do you have any other great free resource tips? Let us know and we'll share the best ones in future newsletters!
FREE Training Opportunities for busy SLPs:
Looking for resources to improve learning for students with #dyslexia? Watch our on-demand webinar, "Supporting Students with Dyslexia: Early Identification and Effective Intervention" to get practical ways to improve instruction. @janhasbrouckow.ly/ezi850Gorxr#ADHD
— CORE, Inc. (@COREInc)
5:01 PM • Jul 27, 2022
If you've been reading our recent blogs, you'll know Assistant Professor Constantino's research helped change our approach to stuttering therapy. This short talk is truly worth your time:
This talk is just brilliant, & I HIGHLY recommend that you watch it (particularly, if you're feeling a bit jaded).
Chris Constantino speaking about the power of vulnerability for forging human connections
#Stu#Stutteringa#stammeringa @Pat@Patrick1992Chttp— Dr Jen Chesters (@jen_chesters)
5:52 AM • Jul 29, 2022
Today we're excited to publish a practical guide for local areas on supporting healthy relationships among parents of children with special educational needs & disabilities #SEN#SENDed#ReducingParentalConflictr#EarlyIntervention http
— Early Intervention Foundation (@TheEIFoundation)
8:34 AM • Jul 28, 2022
Private practice tips for employees, managers & owners:
Shameless Showcase: a BanterSpeechPreps.com resource:
This one was a client request! Click the image for more information:
Perspectives
Ready to #reimagine our legal system? #sclqld’s exhibition Graphic Justice explores how illustrations and comics can be used to make the law more accessible to all. During @ALIANational’s #LIW2022, explore it at sclqld.org.au/graphic-justice
— Supreme Court Library Queensland (@LawLibraryQld)
5:33 AM • Jul 27, 2022
A tip for younger SLPs to make 'those of us of a certain age' feel better about ourselves!
Tip for students going off to college: study 80s/90s pop culture. Particularly Ferris Beuller, Princess Bride, Simpsons seasons 2-5. Your gen x/early millennial profs will try to connect with you through these, and will be confused/sad when you stare blankly at them. Not joking.
— David Mimno (@dmimno)
1:59 AM • Aug 2, 2019
I've certainly had days like this in private practice!
When you’re in a bad mood but refuse to stop spreading love and positivity.
— No Context Brits (@NoContextBrits)
8:53 AM • Jul 31, 2022
Learn from Mr Byrne: get out of your chair regularly this week and work those hips to stay limber - especially fellow paediatric clinicians who need to get down and up from the floor!
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