Manigault, Ms.
- Welcome
- Meet Ms. Manigault
- How does the Speech/Language Pathologist work with children?
- Aligning Speech and Language Therapy with the Curriculum
- Responsive Classroom at Post Road School
- Speech Sound Structures
- Speech/Language Homework
- Calendar
- Websites
- Information for Parents
- Speech/Language Blog
- Webpage Survey
- Your Child's Communication
- George Washington
- How does the Speech/Language Pathologist work with children?
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Speech-language pathologists combine students' communication goals with academic and social goals by integrating classroom objectives into speech and language activities. Speech-language pathologists help children understand and use basic language concepts related to classroom learning to become good readers and writers and to understand lessons and texts.Speech-language services may be offered in a variety of ways, depending on the student's needs. Some typical options for service are:
- Monitoring or periodically screening the student's speech and language skills;
- Collaboration and consulting with parents, teachers, and colleagues about a student's communication and learning;
- Classroom-based services; and
- Small group or inidividual sessions