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Clinical Practice Philosophy for Speech Language Pathologists

P.R. Mitchell, PhD, CCC-SLP

December 13, 2004

Philosophy, beliefs and attitudes impact practice, regardless of our level of awareness of those underpinnings....   Read More


Modifying the Communicative Abilities of Daily Living (CADL-2) for Use with Illiterate Persons with Aphasia: Preliminary Results

Nidhi Mahendra, PhD, CCC-SLP

November 22, 2004

Postdoctoral FellowDepartment of Speech Language and Hearing SciencesUniversity of Arizonanidhi@email.arizona.eduAbstract:Illiterate...   Read More


Effect of an Oral Motor Exerciser in Articulation Therapy: A Single Subject Design

Amy Skinder-Meredith, PhD, CCC-SLP, Lecia D. Lentz, MA

November 15, 2004

University of Minnesota-DuluthDepartment of Communicative Sciences and DisordersAmy E. Skinder-Meredith229...   Read More

 


Create-A-Book Project: Enhancing Language, Literacy and Motivation

M.A. Toner, PhD, Donna Helmer, MS, CCC-SLP

November 1, 2004

M. A. Toner, Ph.D., CCC-SLP; University of ArkansasDonna Helmer, M.S., CCC-SLP; Private PracticeIntroduction:In...   Read More

 


Photos vs. Videos: A Case Study of Name Learning After Brain Injury

Nancy Manasse-Cohick, PhD

October 18, 2004

Introduction:A myriad of cognitive problems may result following stroke, brain injury, or other...   Read More


Promoting Literacy Learning in Speech Pathology

James Feeney

October 11, 2004

Introduction:Over the past several years, much attention has been paid to the role of the speech-language...   Read More


Public Knowledge of Stuttering: Cross-Cultural Perspectives

Robert Mayo, PhD, Carolyn M. Mayo, Kimberly C. Jenkins, BA, Lauren R. Graves, BA

September 27, 2004

Abstract:400 African American and Caucasian American adults who did not stutter were surveyed...   Read More


Oral and Written Language Abilities in Typical Aging Individuals: A Work in Progress

Sandra L. Schneider, PhD, CCC-SLP

September 20, 2004

Contact Information:Sandra L. Schneider, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, BC-NCDDepartment of Speech and Hearing...   Read More


Language in Context: History, Developmental Milestones, and Implications for Intervention

Margot E. Kelman, PhD, CCC-SLP

September 20, 2004

Department of Communicative Disorders and SciencesWichita State UniversityIntroduction:The...   Read More


T-Coils: Getting The Most Out Of Your Hearing Aid

Nancy L. Aarts, PhD

September 13, 2004

IntroductionConsumers report they want hearing aids to provide more benefit in noisy situations,...   Read More


Suggestions for Secondary Prevention of Reading Failure

Dee M. Lance, Ph.D., Brenda L. Beverly

September 13, 2004

Dee M. Lance, Ph.D.Department of Speech-Language PathologyUniversity of Central Arkansas, Conway,...   Read More


Heat and Moisture Exchange: Laryngectomy, Issues and Answers

Lynn Acton, MS, CCC-SLP

August 23, 2004

Speech-Language Pathologist Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven, CT 06504 lynn.acton@yale.edu Approximately 9,500 Americans were diagnosed with laryngeal cancer in 2003. Laryngeal cancer occurs more fre...   Read More


Assessing Grammatical Morpheme Production Using Elicited Sampling

Brenda L. Beverly, Holly Goodnoh

August 23, 2004

Brenda L. BeverlyUniversity of South AlabamaMobile, ALHolly GoodnohThe Gregory Kistler...   Read More


New Directions in Psycholinguistics and Communication Sciences: Neurocognitive Processes and Genetic Bases of Human Communication

Dolors Girbau

August 16, 2004

The aim of this article is to review and/or redefine key concepts, theories and new advances in Psycholinguistics and Communication Sciences. Research within Psycholinguistics and Communication Scienc...   Read More


Parent Infant Programs (PIP) & Preschool Education of Children with Hearing Impairment

Ananya Chatterjee, Srikantakr Mishra

August 9, 2004

District Center for Rehabilitation for the Persons with DisabilitiesJalpaiguri, West Bengal, IndiaAbstractThe...   Read More


A Prevention and Enhancement Model for At-Risk Preschoolers: Three Classroom Contexts

Christine P. Cecconi, MA, CCC-SLP

August 9, 2004

Dept. Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology,Ithaca Collegeccecconi@ithaca.eduIntroductionOver...   Read More


Language Use of Parents with Their Developmentally Different Twins

Terre K. Graham, PhD, Rosalind R. Scudder, PhD, Kim McCullough, MA

August 2, 2004

Terre K. Graham, Ph.D.Rockhurst UniversityDepartment of Communication Sciences and DisordersKansas...   Read More


ALDs and Movies: Missed Opportunities and How to Overcome Them

Steve Barber

July 26, 2004

Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) are fairly common in America's movie theaters, thanks to the Americans...   Read More


The Role of Preschoolers' Parents in Preventing Literacy Acquisition Difficulty

David Irwin, PhD, CCC-SLP, Jenny Pierce Tassin, MS, Lindsey Poche, MS, Fawnda White, MS

July 19, 2004

Jenny Pierce Tassin M.S., CF-SLPRapides Parish SchoolsAlexandria, LALindsey Poche',...   Read More

 


Reading Skills of Students At-Risk for Academic Failure in High School

Linda O'Neill, MS, Heidi Harbers, PhD, CCC-SLP, Tom Parton, MS, CCC-SLP

July 12, 2004

Linda O'Neill, M.S.Department of Speech Pathology and AudiologyIllinois State UniversityNormal,...   Read More


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