Welcome to the University of Delaware's SLAM Research Lab! As a part of the College of Health Sciences, we study how children acquire language, and are conducting research studies to test these phenomena.
The SLAM Lab is looking for participants who are enrolled in 100-level Spanish courses at the University of Delaware! If you are interested in participating, please contact Mackensie Blair: [email protected] for more information.
The SLAM Lab research explores a number of questions related to how children learn language. Our newly released video gives you an inside look at our lab and feedback from a research participant! Be sure to check it out!
https://t.co/pbSfklVr3d
Congratulations to the lab’s two MA students, Maddy & Sarah, who both had poster abstracts accepted to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention! They will be traveling to Orlando, FL this… https://t.co/30Lreu5vTT
Please join us in welcoming the lab’s first ever PhD student! Mackensie has been with us since the opening of the lab in 2017 but Monday marked the start of her PhD career! We are so happy that you chose to continue… https://t.co/5nq8sZHA1M
Thank you to all of Christiana Hospital’s Baby Shower attendees! We had a wonderful time discussing our research with you! @ Christiana Hospital https://t.co/goYTeDZwDs
Summer is officially here! Come celebrate by visiting the lab and contributing to research! ☀️🌸 @ Star Tower - 100 Discovery Blvd https://t.co/f7MdC45ZE5
Are you worried about your child's communication milestones? Trust your instincts and visit a certified speech-language pathologist for an evaluation! #BHSM https://t.co/fTCWaL9uId
The #BHSM poll results are in! Findings show parents still aren’t aware of many warning signs of early communication disorders; only 23% could identify 75% or more of the signs from a provided list; only 5% correctly identified all the signs. https://t.co/H0tZrk5K6a
Read about three new research studies which provide fresh insights into how young children develop and acquire language! #Research#ECE#EarlyLearning
https://t.co/wxBu6yDm4v
More funding? Less paperwork? Yes! Take action to support ASHA’s requests to Congress to increase funding for the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and to address the paperwork burden of school-based providers! https://t.co/D1Vnb1HDWH
Such an honor to make @USATODAY's "51 amazing university and college buildings across the USA" list!! Have you visited the @UDelaware Tower at STAR on South Campus yet? #UDistheplace#UDHealth#UDelaware 💙💛 https://t.co/MYY0KUurM9
Dr. Morini, Emily Fritzson, and Mackensie Blair presented current findings from our Word Learning in Song study at the Society for Research on Child Development in Baltimore this past weekend. Thank you to all the families and children who make this research possible!
Dr. Morini, Emily, our lab manager, and Mackensie, a senior research assistant, presented current findings from our word learning in song study at the Society for Research on Child… https://t.co/U71fp6kMzg
The SLAM Lab now has an fNIRS study underway, working with children with cochlear implants! Here is a wonderful article discussing cochlear technology:
https://t.co/Rbc6IVaO1p