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Consumer Education
SLPs in Schools: How We Help
This bright and cheerful poster informs the school
community what SLPs do and the many ways they work to
help students throughout the day. Areas covered are:
* Voice
* Speech sounds
* Listening, speaking,
reading, and writing
* Stuttering
Size 20 " × 20 "
Item #0113774
$9 ASHA member
$13 non-member
* Social communication
* Cognitive communication
* Assistive technology
* Feeding and swallowing
in a Tech World
Talking Tips
Conversations and face-to-face interactions are
key to children's communication development.
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Have tech-free areas in your home.
Read books in the bedroom and talk
during your meals.
Plan tech-free
activities.
Cook, play
games, and take
walks together.
Make techfree
times.
Use this time
to talk about
your day.
early
intervention
the PATH to EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATION
Make tech use
a group activity.
Look at apps and
screens together.
Create special
memories on the go.
Talk about what you
see and do.
Early intervention is
NECESSARY.
Talk in person or on the phone.
More misunderstandings
can happen with texting.
Early intervention helps young children with speech,
language, and hearing disorders. It can prevent or
reduce problems with communication, reading,
learning, and social skills.
Use parental
controls for safety.
Monitor your child's
tech use.
Use tech tools to
balance tech use.
Set daily time limits.
Schedule and track
screen time.
Always practice
safe listening.
Turn down the volume,
and take a break
from ear buds or
headphones.
Early intervention is
FAMILY
CENTERED.
Early intervention is
TEAM BASED.
Speech-language pathologists and
audiologists are communication
professionals. They work as a team with you
and other professionals. This team helps
build communication skills at home, at
school, and in the community.
Model mindful tech habits.
Your kids are watching your tech use and need
your attention.
More talk, less tech. Visit communicationandtech.org
Note: Alternative and augmentative communication
(AAC) devices should be used at all times.
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Visit www.identifythesigns.org for more information
Early intervention focuses on your
child's developmental needs
and on your family's priorities. It
helps ready your child for school.
Early intervention is
IMPORTANT.
The path to effective communication
may be different for each child. The
most important step is to start early.
Talking Tips in a Tech World
Early Intervention Poster
Many parents and caregivers would like their kids to cut
down on tech time. This colorful poster shows practical ways
to decrease screen time and increase time for meaningful
communication. It reminds us of the importance of faceto-face
interactions for communication development, and
it calls on adults to model good habits. Display on your
bulletin board or in your office or waiting room.
Size 16 " × 20 "
Item #0113739
$9 ASHA member
$13 nonmember
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This colorful poster emphasizes the importance of early
intervention. Hang it in your waiting area or office, or
give to other professionals or your colleagues to display.
Size: 16 " × 20 "
Item #0113582
1-4 $8 each
5+ $7 each

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