Archives for October 2011

MEATLESS MONDAY: Portobello Pizza–{with Speech Snacks for /p/}

Meatless Mondays were first initiated during both World Wars. It was a voluntary campaign put into place by the U.S. Presidents…
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Almost Lasagna—{with “Speech Snacks” for /l/}

If you’re looking for a hearty Italian meal that’s nutritious and simple to make, look no further! I call this recipe “Almost…
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Sunday Morning Almond Pancakes and Blueberry Sauce {with speech snacks for ‘WH’ questions}

Almond Pancakes Almonds are an incredible source of vitamins and minerals, namely Vitamin E and manganese. They are packed with…
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Cooking Up Good Speech

8 months ago

The Life of a Show Girl....(as reimagined by a (SLP) Chef Girl! ... See MoreSee Less

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Cooking Up Good Speech

8 months ago

When pop culture meets communication science----I'm geeking out on this study from The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. Researchers recently analyzed years of Taylor Swift interviews to study how dialects and vocal patterns evolve. Their findings show that not only has her dialect shifted over time, but her speaking voice register has also changed. This research highlights how speech is dynamic and influenced by social, cultural, and personal factors—offering fascinating insight into the evolution of language and communication. (link to the full study in the comments) ... See MoreSee Less

Scientists analyzed years of interviews with Taylor Swift to track how dialects evolve | CNN

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Day-one fans of Taylor Swift know that the pop superstar has come a long way since launching her music career as a country singer — and that evolution is apparent in her dialect, according to speech...

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Cooking Up Good Speech

1 years ago

How cool is this?! An AI-generated podcast was created all about my business, The Kidz Kitchen of NJ, citing the article I recently authored in The ASHA Leader, and sharing how it all began with my blog, www.speechsnacks.com, and my digital language-based recipe resource, Language Chef. Give it a listen if you’re curious! notebooklm.google.com/notebook/3a2308fd-f423-4551-968a-e774106d95f3/audio ... See MoreSee Less

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Cooking Up Good Speech

1 years ago

📢 We are loving how this SLP is using our National Speech-Language-Hearing Month product! 💬🧠👂Check out this creative display outside her speech room where students can cast their vote on whether statements are facts or opinions using our Fact/Opinion cards. 🎉 What an engaging and interactive way to boost awareness of speech, language, and hearing while also teaching a valuable critical thinking skill!Looking for a fun and meaningful way to celebrate this month in your school? Head over to my TpT store to grab this resource—it’s packed with activities to promote National Speech-Language-Hearing Month in a way your students will love! 💙https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/National-Speech-Language-Hearing-Month-Activity-Packet-1230808 ... See MoreSee Less

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Cooking Up Good Speech

1 years ago

Cooking Up Communication in a Kitchen Classroom

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An SLP uses culinary instruction to build children’s vocabulary, problem-solving, and language skills—while they connect socially.

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