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Speech-Language screen for patients in an SNF/Hospital Screen: Receptive/Expressive Memory, Cognition, Reading Comprehension, & more!

PowerPoint presentation on adult dysphagia. Suitable for graduate school presentations or in-service presentations at hospitals, nursing homes, or clinics. Includes: *Different stages of the swallow (including cranial nerves involved) *Info on MBSS & FEEST *Modified evidence blue dye test *Swallowing in neuro patients *Frazier water protocol & more!

Go Fish for SKR, SPR, STR clusters Contents: 4 sets of 33 cards- /str/ words 4 sets of 19 cards- /skr/ words 4 sets of 16 cards- /spr/ words

Notes and homework on: Nouns (including subjective/objective pronouns), sentences, verb "to be," articles, and more.

15 minimal pairs targeting final consonant devoicing/devoicing of final consonant.

Would you rather s/z articulation carryover practice.

Basic info regarding tracheostomies/vent

This is a 1-page document that describes the following: 1- The steps necessary to produce fluent speech 2- What is stuttering (primary and secondary behaviors) 3- The six major dimensions of a stuttering disorder, including the iceberg analogy 4- A place where the provider can write about the student's disfluencies and strategies for the student (this part is left blank because it should be individualized for the student)

A quick flipbook to recall rules of capitalization while writing an essay/doing an assignment.

I have so many students who use an apostrophe whenever they see the letter "s" so I created a small apostrophe flipbook to help them when writing essays.