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Designing effective language intervention for students with DLD: The critical role of self-talk

Instructor

Bonnie Singer, Ph.D. & Anthony Bashir, Ph.D.

Length

60 min.

Price

$49.00

Students must solve problems to participate in school successfully. Research shows that self-talk supports the thinking, executive functions, self-regulation, and social interactions students need to solve problems.

Drs. Singer and Bashir summarize the research on how self-talk develops to support task performance. They also reveal its critical role in instruction and intervention for children who struggle in school.

This recorded presentation initially aired at the 2022 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention in New Orleans.

This is for

  • SLPs, special educators, classroom teachers, literacy specialists, instructional coaches, and school psychologists

Take-aways

  • Recognize the stages of self-talk development
  • Explain the critical role of self-talk in effective strategy teaching and learning
  • Enhance students’ spoken and written language by teaching self-talk explicitly
  • Certificate of completion

How it works

Link provided upon checkout and via order confirmation email. All purchases are final.

Content and materials may be accessed immediately but only for 10 days.

After completing the class and a brief evaluation, you will receive a Certificate of Completion for 1 Professional Development/Certification Maintenance Hour via email.