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MARCH: Listening and Spoken Language Calendar
“Children learn language best through enjoyable, natural, meaningful one-to-one interactions with people who are special to them – their parents!”Judith Simser, O.Ont., B.Ed., Dip Ed. Deaf, LSLS Cert....
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1930: Rare footage of Helen Keller speaking with the help of Anne Sullivan.
This video comes from a 1930 television program that explains how Helen Keller was able to learn to communicate. Anne Sullivan, Helen's teacher, demonstrates her techniques that got Helen to...
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Written by a Pre-School Teacher – It says it all!
My oldest daughter shared this email with me from her mother-in-law. I don't have a reference but know it speaks truth. It's about childhood alone not looking at our children as a set of ears, cochlear...
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Children, Children What Do You Hear?
Children, Children What Do You Hear?Nancy Caleffe-Schenck, M.Ed., CCC-A, LSLS Cert. AVTPhoto http://www.mudhutmama.com There is much to be said about the satisfaction of a parent and child reading,...
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EXPLODE THE APP - Workshop at the 2014 AGBELL Convention
AG Bell 2014 ConventionJune 26-30, 2014 | Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin, Orlando, Fla.- See more at: http://listeningandspokenlanguage.org/2014Convention/#sthash.lcpecWjm.dpufDave Sindrey LSLS...
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Your Child is Not Too Old - Reading Aloud Builds Vocabularies
Parents often say, '"My child is in second grade and he already knows how to read, why should I read to him?"And I reply, "Your child may be reading on a second-grade level, but what level is he...
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Rx: Read to Your Child Daily - Oral Vaccine for Literacy
Jim Trelease 2014, The Read Aloud Handbook
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Absurdities: March Listening, Language and Vocabulary Building
During the month of March, leprechauns are very popular in my practice and serve as an excellent catalyst for listening, spoken language and F-U-...
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A Sound Start For Listening - Sound Awareness, Sound Has Meaning,...
Cochlear Corporation has a free series for a sound start for listening. I hope you will find the information very helpful.Click on the links for your printables.Sound AwarenessSound Has...
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APRIL: Listening and Spoken Language Calendar
Here is a month's worth of language suggestions that you can incorporate at home and in your Auditory Verbal therapy sessions.Click HERE to download your own printable.
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Strategies for Developing Listening Skills in Young Listeners
http://www.hear-the-world.com/Strategies for Developing Listening SkillsReference: Unknown
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Music and Language Milestones
Little Listener, 4 year old Eleisa sings and plays the piano. Do you agree she deserves and ice cream cone?MusicLanguageandLiteracy_PresentationDeveloped for FIRST YEARS - http://firstyears.org/ Music...
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"I believe that children with hearing loss can learn to listen and speak.I believe that parents can be their children's first and best teachers.I believe that Listening and Spoken Language Specialists...
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Early Lexicon and Pragmatics
Observe your child’s communication and check to see if he is spontaneously using the following pragmatic categories: (non-verbally or vocally)– Greeting — smiling, looking, vocalising or waving when...
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WHAT IS LANGUAGE? (Lois Bloom, Margaret Lahey)
Lois Bloom and Margaret Lahey, describe language, "as a means to communicate and express ideas, representing objects, events and relationships in a systematic way where rules govern the combination of...
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PRAGMATIC SKILLS CHECKLIST
JOHN TRACY CLINICPRAGMATIC SKILLS CHECKLISTCopyright Mary McGinnis/John Tracy Clinic 1999-2013 Click HERE to download a copy of this free checklist.http://lakeforestelementaryschoolspeech.com
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Literacy and Reading Milestones
OH, THE PLACES YOU'LL GO!~ Dr. Seuss ~Click HERE to read the developmental milestones for early literacy developed by the Reach Out and Read organization.Click HERE to read the milestones for literacy...
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Kids Corner For Children With Hearing Loss - by MED-EL
Meet Mellie who will share things stories about how hearing works, hearing loss, what is a CI and more.Click HERE.
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Hearing Loss Plus - Applying for Disability Benefits
http://www.experiencebooks.co.ukReferences: http://www.disability-benefits-help.org/blog...
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MAY: Listening and Spoken Language Calendar
Click HERE to download your own printable calendar for the month of May with ideas for home or your Auditory Verbal Therapy.
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