Bilinguistics is looking forward to participating once again in this year’s TSHA Convention in San Antonio, March 8-10 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. This year we are excited to be giving 6 presentations! Also, make sure to stop by our booth where we’ll be featuring our two newest products: The SMILE for Young Children Program and the Bilingual Articulation
From: Cook Children’s Rehab ServicesWe have 2 workshops this fall for speech-language pathologists, early interventionists, teachers of the deaf, early childhood teachers, and parents – as part of our First Sounds-First Words program about children with hearing loss. Please join us Fri. and Sat., Nov. 4-5 at Cook Children’s Medical Center. Region XI is collaborating with us to present these workshops.
Title: Access to Mobility and Assistive Technology in the Classroom Setting: Practical SolutionsWorkshop ID#: FA1121723Presenters: Ginny Paleg, DScPT, MS, PT and Michelle L. Lange, OTR, ABDA, ATP Description:Communication and mobility are not luxuries, they are necessities, and can take on very different meanings at different stages of life.The desire to communicate and interact with family and friends is fundamental. At
Hi everyone, Here are some resources for bilingual materials and support that we are happy to share with you. We also have CEU events planned for this coming fall. In addition to summer bootcamps, we offer courses through http://speechpathologyceus.net/. Most of the courses deal with bilingual topics or are cultural and linguistic diversity-based. There are great papers on speech, language, ethics, hearing,
Join us this summer in Austin for a 3-day workshop designed for monolingual and bilingual speech pathologists with diverse caseloads. We will feature topics including Ethical Considerations with CLD Populations, The Nine Parameters of Cultural Considerations, Evaluating Children from Second Language Backgrounds, and Increasing Parent Involvement, just to name a few. You can find more information and an online registration
Now you can “Like” the “Bilinguistics Speech and Language Services” and “SpeechPathologyCEUs” pages on facebook! They provide great access to CEUs, another way to keep up on blog discussions, and offer a place to post speech therapy-related questions! It takes about 30 seconds total. Then, they will show up on your profile as one of your likes/interests for your friends
Hi- I am emailing in reference to classes for CEU’s. Will you please put me on a mail list for upcoming conferences? What CEUs are available on Bilingual issues. Hi Robin,Thanks for your interest in our courses. Yes, we will put you on our mailing list. We have online CEUs that are available all the time. You can access them
Hello, For those of you that need Ethics Continuing Education Units, we will be presenting to the Austin Area Association of Speech Language Pathologists this month. We plan to transform this course into an online CEU course too. Stay tuned Ethical Considerations in Working with a Diverse Population Ellen Kester, PhD, SLP Scott Prath, SLP 10/8/09 Meetings 2nd Thursday of
Here is a question someone asked at the last speech meeting.. Anyone else have suggestions? “I am trying to find information on speech production prior to language productions. Basically sound and vocalization patterns. Does anyone have information on this in Spanish?” This is a quick read in the CEU section of our website, Online Continuing Education Units Typical Development of
