Speaking my languages

Sharynne McLeod is Distinguished Professor of Speech and Language Acquisition at Charles Sturt University, Australia. This blog records the work of her team to support multilingual children's speech acquisition throughout the world. The associated Multilingual Children's Speech website contains resources for over 100 languages: http://www.csu.edu.au/research/multilingual-speech

February 27, 2019

Writing for public audiences

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Today I attended an online seminar run by Charles Sturt University titled "Writing for Public Audiences". Here is the list of some...
February 25, 2019

Curriculum vitae workshop

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Today I ran a workshop for the early career researchers in the SLM team to support them to compile/write a curriculum vitae. We discussed ho...
February 19, 2019

Van's productive visit to Bathurst

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Over the past two days Dr Van Tran  visited CSU in Bathurst to work with Dr Cen (Audrey) Wang and myself on her PhD research, which is part ...

Exploring multilingual speakers’ perspectives on their intelligibility in English

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The following manuscript has been accepted for publication. It forms part of Helen Blake's PhD research: Blake, H. L., Verdon, S. &...
February 14, 2019

ASHA's most shared articles in 2018

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The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association has published a blog today titled: In case you missed it: Our most shared articles of 2018 ...
February 13, 2019

Maintaining Vietnamese

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Dr Van Tran has written two excellent articles (in Vietnamese) for the BBC The benefits of maintaining Vietnamese as a home language ( htt...
February 4, 2019

2019 students and postdocs

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I am very fortunate to be working with some amazing women in 2019: PhD students Helen Blake (CSU) Anna Cronin (CSU) Nicole McGill (CSU...

Happy lunar new year

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Today is the day many people around the world celebrate lunar new year. Chúc Mừng Năm Mới (Happy New Year - Vietnamese)  恭贺新禧 (gōng hè xī...
January 25, 2019

Want to research speech pathology in Australia? CSU is the place

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Charles Sturt University recently has written an article titled " Want to research speech pathology in Australia? CSU is the place ...
January 15, 2019

Congratulations Natalie on your PhD submission

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Today Natalie Hegarty submitted her PhD at Ulster University in Northern Ireland. Her thesis was titled: "Supporting speech and languag...

What do children with speech sound disorders think about their talking?

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The following manuscript has been accepted for publication McCormack, J., McLeod, S., & Crowe, K. (in press). What do children with spe...
January 11, 2019

Communication milestones

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Last year Speech Pathology Australia produced a Communication Milestones Poster . Recently we have been invited to contribute sections on mu...
December 21, 2018

A productive year

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Here is a list of the journal articles that I have published with members of our SLM team and other colleagues during 2018. We also have pub...

Ceremony in Vietnam for Australia Awards scholarship beneficiaries

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This week Dr Ben Phạm was welcomed home by the Australian Ambassador to Vietnam, His Excellency Mr Craig Chittick at a ceremony for the Aust...
December 19, 2018

Speech-language pathologists’ support for multilingual speakers’ English intelligibility and participation informed by the ICF

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Congratulations to Helen Blake who just had the following paper accepted for publication from her PhD: Blake, H. L. & McLeod, S. (in pr...
December 13, 2018

Congratulations Dr Phạm on your graduation

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Today Dr Ben Phạm graduated with her PhD from Charles Sturt University. Her dissertation was titled "Children’s acquisition of consonan...
December 12, 2018

My PhD students' theses

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Here are the links to my most recent PhD students' completed theses Helen L. Blake - English proficiency, intelligibility, and partici...
December 11, 2018

Emeritus Prof Lindy McAllister's visit

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Sharynne and Lindy Today I met with Emeritus Prof Lindy McAllister to discuss the projects we have underway. These include teachin...

Congratulations Dr Brown on your graduation

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Today Michelle Brown graduated with her PhD from Griffith University in Queensland. Her thesis was titled "Effectiveness of early story...

NSW Health TRGS Grant update

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Yesterday our NSW Health Translational Research Grant Scheme team met in Bathurst, Dubbo and Shepparton. It has been a very productive year ...
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