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September 23, 2008

Audiologists Join SLPs at Schools Conference: Nearly 900 Professionals Share Ideas
ASHA Schools 2008 brought together two associations and nearly 900 school-based professionals on July 25-27 for an invigorating mix of audiology and speech-language pathology sessions.

Gottfred Testifies on Disability Research
ASHA President Kate Gottfred called for more treatment efficacy and effectiveness studies in testimony before the Interagency Committee on Disability Research.

Teamwork Helps Struggling Readers: Response-to-Intervention Program Pairs SLP, Reading Teachers
One SLP used assessment data and staffing changes as the impetus to launch a new response-to-intervention program in partnership with the reading teacher.

Autism Spectrum Disorders in the Schools: Assessment, Diagnosis, and Intervention Pose Challenges for SLPs
Assessment, diagnosis, and intervention pose challenges for school-based SLPs who must address the unique needs of students with autism spectrum disorders.

Oklahoma School SLPs Expand Literacy Role: In Two Districts, Response-to-Intervention Brings Opportunity for Change
When two Oklahoma districts became the first in the state to adopt a response-to-intervention model, two SLPs took a leadership role in redefining their roles, caseloads, and service delivery models.

On Language and Literacy
We will best serve students by being good team players who offer all our expertise to help teams enhance the language skills—and therefore literacy—of all of the children we serve.

Hearing Protection for Student Musicians: Pittsburgh School Program Works With Musicians' Hearing Center
A Pittsburgh school program works with musicians hearing center to promote hearing conservation for elementary school musicians. *Audiology*

Addressing Emergent Literacy Skills in English-Language Learners
Preschool programs can have a direct impact on the academic skills of children learning English as a second language, potentially closing the gap with quality education.

Students and Soundwaves: Five Strategies to Promote Good Classroom Acoustics
Good classroom acoustics can enhance the classroom learning environment to facilitate inclusion and response-to-intervention.


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