speech therapist
This essay focuses on speech therapist. It will also include information from an hour long FMD observation. For the related service person, talk about the importance of related services for students with disabilities. Mention the law governing related services.
speech therapist
Reflective Writing over the observation of a special needs
Related Services/FMD
Firstly, This will include information from an hour long observation with a speech therapist, school counselor, OT, PT.
Secondly, It will also include information from an hour long FMD observation.
Thirdly, For the relate service person, talk about the importance of relate services for students with disabilities.
Additionally, Mention the law governing relate services.
Moreover, Give specifics about your experiences.
Further, Discuss screenings and tests use for diagnostic/qualifying purposes.
Lastly, What types of strategies/therapy was use?
In addition, Discuss specific duties of the counselor emphasizing what they do to help children with disabilities and those at-risk.
Moreover, What services do they provide?
Finally, What agencies does he/she collaborate with?
Remember, you must make connections to our class discussions and/or our text book.
For the FMD reflection, talk about how for some children, this self-contained classroom is their LRE.
Give specifics about your experience including different disabilities you saw and what type of curriculum was
Firstly, How is this classroom different from a regular classroom?
Secondly, What type of behavior management techniques are used?
Thirdly, Remember, you must make connections to our class discussions and/or our text book.
A speech therapist
Firstly, speech therapist can help kids with different kinds of speech difficulties as well as language issues like dyslexia and dyspraxia.
Secondly, Speech therapists have at least a master’s degree and must be licensed to practice.
Thirdly, Speech therapy can improve communication skills in kids with language issues.
If your child has trouble reading and spelling, speech therapy may not seem like the obvious answer.
Many people think that speech therapists only work with people who have trouble making certain sounds (articulation) or who have stutters or lisps.
