Modeling Language- A Free Course

When you work with a student who is non-verbal or minimally verbal, do you wonder what to do? During my first year out of grad school, I was completely lost. I had a class of severely impacted and medically fragile students, and I had no idea what to do with them. I felt so overwhelmed, in fact, that my husband I quit our jobs and moved cross country so that I could experience a one year (minimal paying) internship on AAC.

Although I learned many things during that internship, I still did not feel comfortable modeling language with students who were not verbal. I did not know what activities to do with cognitively delayed students. I loved these students, but I also felt anxious on their speech days. What to do today?

After many years of conferences, seminars, practice, teaching, and more practice, I now feel very comfortable with language modeling and using communication books. I would love to share what I have learned with you. For free!

A few FAQs about this e-course:

Who is this course intended for?
You! SLPs, SLPAs, college and grad students, special education teachers, general education teachers, educational assistants, siblings, and parents would all benefit from this course.

Will I get ASHA CEUs for this course?
Sorry. There are no formal CEUs available, but think of how much wiser you will be at the end of this course!

How long will this course take?
As long as you want? You will receive one email per day for four days. Read and learn from them on your own time and pace. Each video is five minutes or less.

What is included in this course?

1. A welcome letter as soon as you sign up.
2. One lesson each day for 4 days about different ways to model language.
3. A link in each lesson to a video (starring yours truly) modeling the skill.

I hope you find this information extremely valuable and share the sign-up link with your colleagues and parents!

I’m so glad that you’ll be joining me! Thank you for registering and I will see you soon!