By Elizabeth Scheinberg
Earlier
this week, the University of Delaware faculty senate gave final
approval to the school's new graduate program in speech language
pathology. We will no longer be the only state in America without such a
graduate program, and as a result, we will finally have a steady
pipeline of speech therapists doing their clinical hours in our state
and ultimately working in our state. We are still years away from our
first graduates, but this is a huge step forward in providing critical
speech therapy services to our kids. Thanks again to Representative Valerie Longhurst who has been working on this for a decade.
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3 comments:
a decade huh? that's some real urgency!
Our children have suffered b/c of the tremendous shortage of speech and language pathologists in Delaware. We are the only state that doesn't have post-secondary education program in SLP. It took 10 years and that's an indictment of the policy makers and the education funders. But, the core advocates finally racked up a win - late but far better than never!
I have created a few games for 3.L1, it includes parts of speech and superlative adjectives and adverbs games. speech recognition program
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