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You will have access to these 2 courses for 90 days once purchased...
Elevating Your Elicitation Skills: When Repeat-After-Me Isn't Working
This 2-hour replay of a live webinar discusses and demonstrates numerous multi-sensory cueing strategies that can benefit children with articulation errors, phonological impairments, and childhood apraxia of speech (CAS).
What you'll learn:
- How to decide on elicitation strategies depending on the subtype of speech sound disorder being treated
- How to incorporate multi-sensory cueing strategies for elicitation of target sounds/words
- How to choose targets that will facilitate rather than inhibit correct production of target sounds/words
- How incorporating cognitive reframing strategies can simplify the production of target sounds/words for children with all subtypes of speech sound disorders
Generalization: How To Make It Click
This 1-hour webinar will teach SLPs practical strategies to encourage generalization among children with speech sound disorders.
What you'll learn:
- How choosing an appropriate intervention (phonological vs. motor-based) can help encourage generalization of target sounds more efficiently.
- An overview of motor learning principles as they relate to speech sound disorders and how they help encourage children to not only acquire new speech skills but to generalize those speech skills to spontaneous speech.
- Practical strategies for incorporating motor learning principles into real-world therapy situations.
- Special considerations for dismissal among children and adolescents with speech sound disorders
IMPORTANT:
- You only have access to the recordings for 90 days once purchased.
- A certificate of completion will be emailed to you once each course is completed.
- ASHA CEUs are not provided, but these courses may be counted as Professional Development Hours (PDH), which count toward CCC maintenance. You can find more information about PDH here.