Banter Booster: speech therapy research, training, resources, practice tips, and more

Excited to share our latest work on set for variability as a predictor of word reading out now in Reading Research Quarterly's SI on dyslexia. Access the article here: ila.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/rr… (also happy to email) and check out our infographic of our previous work on the topic:

— Dr. Laura Steacy (@LMSteacy)
6:35 PM • Aug 26, 2022

“Importantly, the present results suggest that it is the children's reading ability that determines how much they choose to read, rather than vice versa”.

— Pamela Snow (@PamelaSnow2)
3:14 AM • Aug 23, 2022

Thank you @MelindaHinch for sharing these amazing oral language bookmarks! Definitely a resource that I will share with teachers and families this fall (and hope others do, too!)

#MmeLockhartLovesLiteracy Resource #34: Story Retell Prompt Bookmarks!

— Mme Lockhart (@MmeLockhartLDSB)
11:27 AM • Aug 25, 2022

The first in a set of interactive 3D atlases of vocal  tract musculature which may be used for teaching. It shows a subset of neuromuscular compartments (NMCs) of the tongue. See the poster at #SMC2020 tomorrow for evidence for this finer muscle structure.

— Alan Wrench (@awrench)
12:09 PM • Aug 24, 2022

From Van Riper to Cycles and everything in between: this ✨FREE✨ high-speed review of evidence-based intervention for speech sound disorders is like squeezing a semester into a half-hour.
theinformedslp.com/review/everyth…

Special thanks to @literacyspeech for feedback on this review!

— The Informed SLP (@TheInformedSLP)
5:48 PM • Aug 22, 2022

Sam's presentations are excellent. If you're interested in #aphasia treatment and dose - well worth a watch!

— Leanne Ruggero (@Leanne_J_R)
5:12 AM • Aug 25, 2022

When should reading instruction begin? 🤔📚

Find out the answer & *much more* in this *SUPERB* edition of #Nom#Nomanish articles by @gre@greg_ashmano@PhonicsforSENt@jdtdobsonm@PamelaSnow2c@Suchmo83c@buckingham_jc@NicolaBellSPv@KevinWheldallh@RWheldallhttpmultilit.com/wp-content/upl…p

— Anne Glennie (@anneglennie)
8:06 AM • Aug 26, 2022

What makes work meaningful is mostly not 💰

This paper finds 60% of meaningfulness at work comes from non-economic factors: autonomy (that one has choices & authority over tasks), competence (a feeling of mastery), and relatedness (connection to others). httpdocs.iza.org/dp13112.pdfp

— Ethan Mollick (@emollick)
3:42 AM • Aug 27, 2022

Dear about to graduate SPs. It’s a job seekers market. You want support, learning opportunities and a yes culture. What you think is the best might not be. Reach out, dig deeper, ask around. #SLP2B

— Dijana Dragicevich (@Dijana__D)
5:44 AM • Aug 27, 2022

Imposter Syndrome

— Work Chronicles | Comics about work (@_workchronicles)
5:14 PM • Aug 24, 2022

Written by a 10 yo child with Autism. It’s called Autism masking. So important for all of us to be aware of..

— Robyn (@robynbryant33)
1:47 PM • Aug 25, 2022

For my #speechpathology clients, I am present, patient and flexible. I am ready to put on my counsellor hat. And I will always get on the floor and have a laugh with my kiddos. Don’t get caught in your own head as a clinician - clients first. #SLP2Bchat#SPweek2022

— Vivien (@VivienYoukhana)
9:28 AM • Aug 23, 2022