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A. | Thespeech pathologist has all materials on a cart. Speech isconducted “in the hallway” on chairs borrowed from a nearbyclassroom. The speech pathologist reviews the previous sessionwith the child, selects a goal for the day, drills on the sounds withthe child, assigns a homework sheet, and the child returns to class. |
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A. | “Hello!We have been working on S in the beginning of words, and you got 95%correct last time. Let's try S at the end of words today. Ready? ...... |
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A. | Trystarting with just one group. Take each child individually duringthe time you would normally see the group. Then let the program“grow” from there. |
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A. | You can • Name 117 pictures • Repeat 157 words • Repeat 125 phrases • Create 35 sentences This information can illusrtate how productive a 5 minute session can be. |
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A. | Thedata collected on this program documents success when a child isscheduled only a few times per week. The number of sessions is based onthe student’s needs. If you are assigned to a building 2 days a week,the student could be serviced in the morning AND the afternoon,resulting in 16 sessions per month. |
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A. | TheIEP could be written as “X number of 30 minute sessions per week, AND Xnumber of 5-10 minute individual sessions per week” OR “X number of30-40 sessions per week”, with the language goals addressed in a groupsession, and the child staying afterwards to address articulation goals. |
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A. | Theparents in my school district LOVE this program and are pleased thattheir child only misses a few minutes out of the classroom. When Ienroll a new child into speech, the parents first concern seems to be:“What will my child be missing when they come to speech?” It iswonderful to answer that question with “They will not be missinganything!” |
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A. | “Westarted a new program a few years ago, and we have had wonderfulsuccess. Instead of Diane being scheduled for two, 30 minute groupsessions, I will be seeing her for 5-10 minutes individually severaltimes a week. Diane will have the opportunity to practice her soundsmore than she would in a group session. I will have her practice sayingher sounds on an average of 100 times in a 5 minute session. Also, allof my time is devoted to Diane, instead of having her waiting for herturn as I work with someone else. I have kept data on this program, andI am finding that I am dismissing children from speech approximately 4months sooner than traditional therapy. |
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A. | Theteachers in my building love this program. They have told me that theylove the fact that the children do not miss instruction, and they donot have to spend their time “re-teaching” lessons. |
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A. | • Increased number of responses in each session • Fewer costs in materials • No lesson planning • No time spent copying worksheets • No behavior problems in class • If a student is busy, you can see other students, and return in a few minutes. |
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A. | You can complete the order formand mail it to the address on the order form. Credit card orders can betaken over the phone. Purchase orders from school districts areaccepted and can be faxed. |