In a story by The Bump, Dr. Gigi Chawla shares her recommendation for exposing babies to a wide range of vocabulary and conversational dialogue from birth.
Dr. Abby Meyer, Lisa Zagar, AuD; and Mignon Miller, SLP, of the audiology program at Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota join the show to discuss cochlear implants.
Elijah was born deaf, but technology gives him the power to hear the world around him.
What is Social Communication?
Bilingual evaluations and therapy
Evaluaciones y terapia bilingües
What is PROMPT?
What is a Resonance Disorder?
What is stuttering?
Fast ForWord is a patented, highly adaptive technology-based program, available K-12, that rapidly builds oral language comprehension skills such as phonemic awareness, auditory processing speed, phonological awareness, working memory, syntax, grammar, sequencing and other critical skills necessary to learn to read or to become a better reader. On average, students with language and reading problems make 1- to 2-year gains in language skills after only 6 to 10 weeks of Fast ForWord training. Reports from teachers and parents have shown that these gains last.