Transcript of Communication 4 Forever! Strategies for Preschool Teachers to Increase Communication Skills with...
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- Communication 4 Forever! Strategies for Preschool Teachers to
Increase Communication Skills with Students in Their Classrooms and
Collaborate with Speech- Language Pathologists Leslie Rainey, M.S.,
CCC-SLP
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- Birth to One Year:
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- One to Two Years:
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- Two to Three Years:
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- Three to Four Years:
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- Four to Five Years:
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- When to Worry: The Child has difficulty following directions.
The Child has difficulty formulating sentences. The Child has weak
vocabulary skills. The Child is difficult to understand. The Child
has decreased social interactions.
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- The Basics: Do What You Do!
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- The Basics: Vocabulary Be explicit and intentional. Build on
prior knowledge through questions and discussion. Make connections
through questions and discussion. Offer definitions. MULTIPLE
EXPOSURES and OPPORTUNITIES. MAKE IT REAL.
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- The Basics: Expanding Repeat a childs utterance in a
grammatically correct format.
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- The Basics: Scaffolding Add information to a childs utterance
with one or two words.
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- The Basics: Use Visuals Pictures Graphic Organizers Expanding
Expression Tools
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- articulation stuttering social skills Phonological disorder
Selective mustism swallowing language dyslexia
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- Inclusion: Co-Planning Ideas Email 5 minutes in the hall
Teacher 1 shares plans with Teacher 2 and Teacher 2 develops a plan
based on Teacher 1s direction. Designated and protected plan time.
Teacher 1 and Teacher 2 determine a theme and targets. Each
develops on piece of plan.
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- Trust me Im a teacher!
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- Inclusion: Observer Teacher 1 gives instruction. Teacher 2
observes and takes data. Co-planned or Teacher 1 plans
independently.
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- Inclusion: Drifter Teacher 1 gives instruction. Teacher 2
supports students within the classroom. Co-planned or Teacher 1
planned independently.
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- Inclusion: Parallel Teacher 1 gives instruction to a portion of
the class. Teacher 2 gives the same instruction or lesson to the
other portion of the class. Co-Planned.
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- Inclusion: Alternator Teacher 1 gives group instruction.
Teacher 2 follows up with small group instruction.
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- Inclusion: Teaming Teacher 1 and Teacher 2 give instruction
together. Co-Planned.
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- Inclusion: Stations Teacher 1 provides small group instruction.
Teacher 2 provides small group instruction. Co-Planned.
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- Your Challenge Let go of the fear. Work through your
differences. Embrace what you can accomplish together.
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- References American Speech Language and Hearing Association.
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& Want, X.C. (2012). Supporting preschoolers vocabulary
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- References Hart, B. & Risley, T.R. (2003). The early
catastrophe: The 30 million word age gap by 3. American Educator,
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http://www.aft.org//sites/default/files/periodicals/TheEarlyCatastrophe.pdf
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. (2015). Nearly 1 in
12 children ages 317 has a disorder related to voice, speech,
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- References Waltman, E. (2012). Coteaching differentiation.
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