Language Intervention in the Classroom: What It Looks Like

Welcome back for another year of SLP Program Support meetings, where area clinicians meet to discuss Speech/Language-related issues as well as participate in group Webinars and workshops for the purpose of earning CEU's, refreshing and updating clinical skills, and answer work-related questions; What's new in the field of Speech/Language?...What therapy techniques and materials work best? ...What caseload/workload issues are you concerned with?... What area of assessment/intervention would you like to learn more about?

Four SLP Program Support Meetings are held throughout the school year; they provide a great learning opportunity in a pleasant setting to discuss pertinent SL issues with colleagues, area school-based SLP's. Please come join us for fun and informative presentations, chats, and snacks! Hope to see you there!

This first meeting will be a general discussion & sharing session on the topic of "Language Intervention in the Classroom: What it looks like." Information from a recent article in Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools will be reviewed. Clinicians will share their experiences in the classroom; techniques, materials, goals/objectives will be discussed.

Second Meeting
November 18, 2011
12:30 - 4:00
CESA 12 Conference Center

The second meeting with be a Webinar presentation on the topic of Music and Autism: Connection in a Disconnected World, followed by a general discussion. A total of 0.2 CEU's can be earned at this meeting.

Third Meeting
December 9, 2011
12:30 - 4:00
CESA 12 Conference Center

This third meeting will be another general discussion & sharing session on numerous topics, including: The Use of Sound-Field Amplification Devices in Classrooms, Program Intensity and Service Delivery Models in the Schools, Contributions of Morphological Awareness Skills to Word-Level Reading and Spelling in Children With and Without Speech Sound Disorder, and Peer Victimization Among Students With Specific Learning Impairment and ADHD. Participants are encouraged to share their knowledge and experience in all of these areas.

Fourth Meeting
February 3, 2012
8:30 - 3:30
CESA 12 Conference Center

This fourth meeting is a shared conference with Early Childhood educators. Topics of shared importance and interest will be discussed, including regulation updates. Both groups, EC and SLP, will meet together in the morning. After lunch (lunch will be provided) the two groups will break off into their own specialized areas for further discussion and information sharing.

Kathy Butterworth
SLP Program Support Meeting Facilitator

 

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