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

July 24, 2020

COVID-19 masks

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Masks are being worn more frequently in Australia to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here are some resources: Speech Pathology Australia: ...

Research outputs for Research Groups in the CSU Faculty of Arts and Education

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Early Childhood Research Group : https://researchoutput.csu.edu.au/en/organisations/early-childhood-research-group in CRO and https://plu....

Free access to recently published articles

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The following articles have been published online this week - and the first two have 50 free online copies: McLeod, S., Davis, E., Rohr, K...
July 23, 2020

Meetings with my team

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Each week I have 1-2 hour meetings with my SLM team members. This week I've had inspiring meetings with: Holly McAllister and Suzanne ...
July 22, 2020

Congratulations Kate - 50 journal articles published!

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On June 24 Kate Crowe reached an impressive milestone: she had (co)authored 50 published peer-reviewed journal articles. It has been an hon...
July 12, 2020

Page proofs and copy edits

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While away on holidays, I have had page proofs arrive from 4 articles (most with a 48-72 hour turn around) and copy edits for half of the ch...
July 7, 2020

Children’s rights in the time of COVID-19

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Tonight I attended the webinar, “Children’s rights in the time of COVID-19," hosted by Child Rights Connect, Centre for Children's ...

Family holidays

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Holidays with family is important and this location is special.
July 3, 2020

Mentoring senior staff

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As part of my CSU Senior Research Fellowship I have the honour of mentoring senior staff in the university. Topics include promotion applica...

Multilingual Children's Speech page views in June 2020

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The Multilingual Children's Speech website continues to be a resource for the world. In June 2020 there were 4,857 page views (3,781 u...
July 2, 2020

FOAE: Beyond 2021

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At today's Faculty of Arts and Education Forum Dean John McDonald outlined our new strategic plan for Beyond 2021: https://staff.csu.e...

Planning Early Childhood Voices - A virtual flipped pop-up conference

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The Early Childhood Research Group are planning a virtual flipped pop-up conference titled "Early Childhood Voices". Many great id...
July 1, 2020

extIPA acknowlegments

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extIPA stands for "Extensions to the IPA for the Transcription of Disordered Speech" and the current version is dated 2015 @ICPLA ...

External mentor for "Good to Great" scheme

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Dr Julie Marshall is one of 20 people from Manchester Metropolitan University (UK) to be selected for the "Good to Great" scheme ...
June 29, 2020

VietSpeech Study 2 Writing Retreat

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This week the VietSpeech team are having a writing retreat to analyse and write up papers from Study 2. The VietSpeech grant was announced...
June 26, 2020

Health and Wellbeing in Childhood - Third Edition

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My copy of Health and Wellbeing in Childhood - Third Edition has just arrived in the mail. It is so new it is not even on the Cambridge Univ...

Early Childhood Research Group planning meeting

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Today Dr Tamara Cumming came over for an Early Childhood Research Group planning meeting (applying physical distancing during the COVID-19 r...

Find an expert

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Charles Sturt University has just added me as an expert on their website: https://news.csu.edu.au/experts/ It is an honour to be highlighed...
June 25, 2020

Highlights for the Annual Faculty of Arts and Education Research Report

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I have been asked to provide some highlights from the past year for the Annual Faculty of Arts and Education Research Report. Here are my pe...
June 24, 2020

Cultural and linguistic diversity in NSW Department of Education schools (2019)

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Here is some interesting information from the NSW Department of Education about linguistic diversity in schools in 2019 https://www.cese.ns...
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