Developing Speech, Language, and Communication Skills in Education: What Works and Why
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781916925816
ISBN-10: 1916925812
Pagini: 256
Ilustrații: 62
Dimensiuni: 174 x 246 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.47 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1916925812
Pagini: 256
Ilustrații: 62
Dimensiuni: 174 x 246 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.47 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Public țintă
Professional Practice & DevelopmentCuprins
Glossary of terms and accronyms. Introduction Section 1: Fundamentals 1. Inclusive Pedagogy for Supporting Speech, Language and Communication (Stephanie Brewster) 2. Attention and Listening (Hazel Richards) 3. Play and Conceptual Development (Tom Hopkins) 4. Emotional Regulation in the Classroom (Helen Knowler) 5. Multilingualism: Growing Up with More Than One Language
(Aydan Suphi) Section 2: Key speech, language and communication areas 6. Speech (Charlie Ayling and Lorraine Bamblett) 7. Understanding and Using Language (Lorraine Bamblett and Natacha Capener) 8. Literacy and Language (Tom Hopkins and Natacha Capener) 9. Communication Intent and Social Interaction (Hazel Richards) 10. Enabling Communication for Children Who Stammer (Aaron Emmett) 11. Supporting the Communication of Children and Young People with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) Needs (Claire Westwood and Teri Oakshott-Marston) 12. Speech, Language and Communication Needs in the School Exclusion Process (Claire Westwood and Helen Knowler) Section 3: Implementation and moving forward 13. Preparation for Adulthood (Aaron Emmett) 14. Creating Inclusive Environments That Maximise Functional Speech, Language and Communication Skills (Niki Stokes and Lorraine Bamblett) 15. Interprofessional and Collaborative Working (Sally Philpotts and Alice Murphy). Conclusion.
(Aydan Suphi) Section 2: Key speech, language and communication areas 6. Speech (Charlie Ayling and Lorraine Bamblett) 7. Understanding and Using Language (Lorraine Bamblett and Natacha Capener) 8. Literacy and Language (Tom Hopkins and Natacha Capener) 9. Communication Intent and Social Interaction (Hazel Richards) 10. Enabling Communication for Children Who Stammer (Aaron Emmett) 11. Supporting the Communication of Children and Young People with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) Needs (Claire Westwood and Teri Oakshott-Marston) 12. Speech, Language and Communication Needs in the School Exclusion Process (Claire Westwood and Helen Knowler) Section 3: Implementation and moving forward 13. Preparation for Adulthood (Aaron Emmett) 14. Creating Inclusive Environments That Maximise Functional Speech, Language and Communication Skills (Niki Stokes and Lorraine Bamblett) 15. Interprofessional and Collaborative Working (Sally Philpotts and Alice Murphy). Conclusion.
Recenzii
“This book will certainly get you and your staff talking; it provides a truly accessible blend of theory and practice to enable practitioners to recognise that all-inclusive environments need a strong emphasis on speech, language and communication. It offers a timely contribution to the sector, recognising the need to focus on oracy and putting these skills firmly at the core of the curriculum.”
— Diana Bannister MBE, Professor, University of Wolverhampton, UK.
“I am thrilled to see time and space being given to a key area of development that is so often overlooked or simply taken for granted. My time with I CAN taught me just how vital a child’s ability to communicate was to their future life chances, and my own research with schools proved the inextricable link between communication skills and a child’s confidence, independence and general wellbeing. Understanding ways to support communication is vital for every educator- in all stages of education- every teacher should read this book.”
—Carla Solvason, University of Worcester, UK.
'Developing Speech, Language and Communication Skills in Education: What Works and Why?' neatly interweaves research and practice. It explores a range of speech, language and communication factors from different author perspectives, reflecting on current Speech and Language Therapy from a fresh and forward-thinking perspective. I recommend this title to all SaLTs who work in education.
—Stephen Parsons @WordAware, UK.
— Diana Bannister MBE, Professor, University of Wolverhampton, UK.
“I am thrilled to see time and space being given to a key area of development that is so often overlooked or simply taken for granted. My time with I CAN taught me just how vital a child’s ability to communicate was to their future life chances, and my own research with schools proved the inextricable link between communication skills and a child’s confidence, independence and general wellbeing. Understanding ways to support communication is vital for every educator- in all stages of education- every teacher should read this book.”
—Carla Solvason, University of Worcester, UK.
'Developing Speech, Language and Communication Skills in Education: What Works and Why?' neatly interweaves research and practice. It explores a range of speech, language and communication factors from different author perspectives, reflecting on current Speech and Language Therapy from a fresh and forward-thinking perspective. I recommend this title to all SaLTs who work in education.
—Stephen Parsons @WordAware, UK.
Notă biografică
Hazel Richards is a specialist speech and language therapist who worked with children and young people with complex needs in mainstream, specialist, and alternative settings for over 20 years. Her experience of working with SENCos as a professional, school governor, and parent motivated her doctoral studies investigating SENCo identity and influences on practice.
Natacha Capener has over 16 years’ experience working within education, from early years through to secondary, in both mainstream and specialist settings. As a speech and language therapist she has worked collaboratively with teaching staff in schools to embed speech and language therapy practices and approaches within the academic curriculum.
Aaron Emmett is a speech and language therapist whose most recent clinical role was lead for secondary and further education. He has worked with children and young people as part of a secondary school team and as a youth worker. Aaron has engaged in research analysing the experiences of SENCos in accessing speech and language therapy services.
Natacha Capener has over 16 years’ experience working within education, from early years through to secondary, in both mainstream and specialist settings. As a speech and language therapist she has worked collaboratively with teaching staff in schools to embed speech and language therapy practices and approaches within the academic curriculum.
Aaron Emmett is a speech and language therapist whose most recent clinical role was lead for secondary and further education. He has worked with children and young people as part of a secondary school team and as a youth worker. Aaron has engaged in research analysing the experiences of SENCos in accessing speech and language therapy services.
Descriere
This practical guide equips teachers and other educators across the age phases with the knowledge, skills and confidence required to fully meet the speech, language and communication (SLC) needs of children and young people.