Schools sometimes make parents believe that speech and language issues disappear by 4th or 5th grade when they no longer want to provide specialized speech
I recently completed jury duty, and it was interesting watching people follow directions, or maybe I should say not follow directions. Jury duty begins when
Working with people that have had traumatic brain injury and/or stroke was my first work experience as a speech pathologist. I feel lucky to have acute
“What is it like to make mistakes at your old school,” I ask my daughter. she states, “in class when you made a mistake kids
I love foreign accents. The lyrical sounds of different languages are beautiful to hear, but there are times when heavy accents interfere with effective communication.
As a speech therapist, becoming a mom has been the second greatest learning experience of my career. Motherhood helped me understand, the far reaching impact
Functional Implications of Adaptive Behavior Deficits in Higher Functioning ASD’s: Eye Tracking Paradigms to Screen for Infants at Risk for ASD by Celine Saulnier Ph.D
Current research: Implication for the Asperger Community, a conference hosted by AANE in March presented quite a few speakers. The research that struck me as the
I have wondered about the practice of saying that language disabled students cannot learn a foreign language. Middle schools and high schools routinely release language
It is a fact that students with language-based learning disability require more intense structured instruction over a longer period of time in order to acquire