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Let’s Talk Talking episodes
- Kara Broks U of S Masters Program Interview
Two retired speech-language pathologists interview Kara Broks about the upcoming masters program at the University of Saskatchewan.
31 min - Two Year Review
Two retired speech-language pathologists discuss their advocacy work on behalf of children with communication disorders in Saskatchewan.
36 min - What we would like candidates and parties in this election to hear.
Two retired Saskatchewan speech-language pathologists talk about the issues they would like to see addressed at a provincial level.
43 min - Developmental Language Disorder Awareness Day
Two retired Saskatchewan speech-language pathologists discuss DLD awareness.
44 min - Developmental Language Disorder with Dr. Lisa Archibald
Two retired SLPs in Saskatchewan interview Dr. Lisa Archibald from Western University about DLD.
40 min - Accountability
Two retired SLPs from Saskatchewan discuss the need for accountability at all levels in the public and private sectors.
31 min - Saskatchewan's SAC Advocacy Representative
A chat with Jennifer Cameron Turley about current advocacy initiatives in Saskatchewan and how they will benefit people in Saskatchewan with communication disorders.
21 min - Pilot Project Proposals
Two recently retired speech-language pathologists discuss proposed pilot projects in the early years that could have great positive effects on future classroom complexity.
26 min - What We Learned
Two recently retired Saskatchewan School SLPs discuss the things they have learned in the process of putting together proposals for pilot projects....
1 hr - Complexity in Our Classrooms
Two retired speech-language pathologists in Saskatchewan explore the needs of students with complex issues in our classrooms and how their learning needs might be better addressed.
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Two retired speech-language pathologists from Saskatchewan discuss the provision of services for children with communication challenges in Saskatchewan schools.