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If you have students on your speech therapy caseload with language disorders, particularly with areas of need in vocabulary development, you can improve vocabulary skills by implementing a coaching model in the classroom setting. Oftentimes SLPs serve students in a pullout model to work on language goals. But, what if you did pullout sessions paired with a weekly or monthly coaching model to help teachers use iconic gestures while reading picture books to their class? In this episode of the Real Talk SLP podcast, I break down iconic gestures as an easy strategy to help students improve their vocabulary skills.
Ep 67 Tips for Implementing a Coaching Model in Teletherapy
Ep 27 Tips for Parent Coaching
Ep 41 Collaborative Service Models
Ep 43 Parent Coaching During Daily Routines
Research Articles Mentioned:
Vogt, S., & Kauschke, C. (2017). Observing iconic gestures enhances word learning in typically developing children and children with specific language impairment. Journal of Child Language. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0305000916000647
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If you have students on your speech therapy caseload with language disorders, particularly with areas of need in vocabulary development, you can improve vocabulary skills by implementing a coaching model in the classroom setting. Oftentimes SLPs serve students in a pullout model to work on language goals. But, what if you did pullout sessions paired with a weekly or monthly coaching model to help teachers use iconic gestures while reading picture books to their class? In this episode of the Real Talk SLP podcast, I break down iconic gestures as an easy strategy to help students improve their vocabulary skills.
Ep 67 Tips for Implementing a Coaching Model in Teletherapy
Ep 27 Tips for Parent Coaching
Ep 41 Collaborative Service Models
Ep 43 Parent Coaching During Daily Routines
Research Articles Mentioned:
Vogt, S., & Kauschke, C. (2017). Observing iconic gestures enhances word learning in typically developing children and children with specific language impairment. Journal of Child Language. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0305000916000647
The post EP 97 Iconic Gestures Strategy for Coaching Teachers During Reading appeared first on thedabblingspeechie.