Some of the Charles Sturt University SPH201 students with Dr Sarah Verdon and Professor Sharynne McLeod (Photo credit: Allan) |
March 9, 2017
Teaching the SPH201 students in Albury about children with speech sound disorders
Today I begged Dr Sarah Verdon to let me teach her SPH201: Speech sound disorders class at Charles Sturt University in Albury. The class is using our Children's Speech textbook, so this was the first time I was able to actually use the material from the textbook with an undergraduate class. The students were enthusiastic and I am looking forward to hearing from Sarah about their learning throughout the semester and their application of the material to children with speech sound disorders in their professional practice. The students also promised to send feedback on the book* (something that Elise and I are very happy to receive from anyone!).
*We did find one error in the Powerpoint slides that
accompany the book (a risk/protective factor is "having an older
sibling" not "being an older sibiling"
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