New graduate Speech and Language Pathologist working in Port Macquarie
Asking why about...
⎆Reading wars
⎆Volunteering abroad
⎆Adolescent and adult literacy
An eleven year old client on Telehealth waited until her mother left the room, leant forward and whispered conspiratorially “Home schooling is a nightmare.”
Government (at all levels) is reminded that messaging and information about #COVID-19 needs to be provided in communication accessible formats, viz. use of sign language, Easy English, etc. Remember, 1.2 million Australians have a communication disability. https://t.co/TPeqOXy9O2
My team in Port Macquarie will also do the #hourwithoutspeech challenge this September 19! You can find our fundraising page here: https://t.co/8kzsaxfik6
Hello #slpeeps and friends! This September 19th I will be doing an #hourwithoutspeech with @OICcambodia. OIC is developing Speech Therapy as a profession in Cambodia, with clear goals and purpose. Please give generously, and I will give up speech https://t.co/M7i16Hb0R5
Did you know that in creating "The Cat in the Hat," Dr. Seuss was limited by his publisher to using 236 specific words from the Dolch list of sight words?
Here is what Dr. Seuss himself thought about making kids learn sight words.
Recently, the Cambodian Government signed an agreement with @OICcambodia agreeing to work with OIC to build a university course. But we need your help! Please give generously this #EOFY, our tax appeal is now live! Follow this link https://t.co/9FUkZHs3PT
Learning all about the A-Z of IDDSI @iddsi_org and improving the lives of those with dysphagia with @jessikanne at @SpeechPathAus CPD in Launceston thanks to Dr Julie Cichero
@stijn_deckers whose role is it to assess adaptive functioning? My #ijslp arrived today and I am excitedly reading about vocabulary development in children with down syndrome
🍊 Outstanding Orange! My first two days in Central West NSW have been fantastic - thank you so much to the wonderful maths staff at OHS for hosting me & letting me share the joy of maths with so many hundreds of kids. Tomorrow: Dubbo!
Ethiopia will see its first graduating class of speech pathologists in January. The class of eight will be the first group to be certified in the country. There will now be #slpeeps in Ethiopia to assist with a range of services. #IcommunicatonP#slp2b https://t.co/zK1DflJNEJ