Happy international day of #multilingualism! (see https://t.co/41UgCFwuEw)
I love how Malaysians rock these multilingual sentences (usually food-related😂)! #multilingualisnormal
Guess how many lgs were used in this sentence?
Full Eng➡️Hey bro, you want to eat here or takeaway?
Looking for #slpeeps in Australia to participate in focus groups about sentence-processing management for people with #aphasia. Shoot me a DM or an email [email protected] for more details. Thanks in advance! @LibCard
I am VERY excited about my latest publication on the state of implementation science in #aphasia - I hope this can help guide #SLPeeps practice and lead to better translation of evidence! @SHHS_SCU@aphasiologist1 @dr_epower https://t.co/9OLLKfXkzK
#IARC2018@aphasiologist1 set goals first then assess (if aim of assessment is to offer interventions). Simple but pertinent point - do you do this #Slpeeps? Do you support your #slt2b on placement to do this? Do we train them to do this @RachelRees8@UCLGivingVoice? @UCLLangCog
Defeating self-sabotage: How we handicap ourselves and why. From: The Imposter Syndrome: Why successful people often feel like frauds. https://t.co/Q80kvfZdoo #PhDchat#ECRchat#postdoc#gradschool
Part-time #PhD and off-campus researchers. You need to make sure you don't get forgotten. Have regular meetings (can be Skype). Come onto campus. Attend seminars when you can. It's easy to get isolated so try to stay involved. #PhDchat#ECRchat#PhDforum#Gradschool
Clinicians working in stroke are encouraged to contribute to international project for establishing consensus for research translation in stroke. #SRRR Pls RT to your multiDisc colleagues. https://t.co/eev6kylIbs @NatashaLannin@NatFiniPhysio@apaphysio@AVERTtrial@strokeCRE
How to write, organise & focus your literature review, demonstrate your knowledge, draw on credible sources, search & select material, incorporate the key ingredients + integrate concepts & ideas of others https://t.co/v7k3Yis1Ak #phdchat#phdadvice#phdforum#ecrchat#acwri
There is a very topical piece of work being undertaken by @LibCard team in Australia on Sentence-based assessment and intervention for people with aphasia: Clinician perceptions and clinical use. Please consider completing their survey, accessed here: https://t.co/32u5O2aOxt