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Event |
Learning Objectives |
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4/15/2022 |
Beyond "How are You?" Getting to the heart of the matter in sessions with families and students | Elizabeth Parker, MEd and Cass Fogelstrom, MEd, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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3/25/2022 |
Promoting Parent Connections and Friendships | Teena Young, MEd and Nicole Jacobson, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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2/11/2022 |
Supporting Children in Extra-Curricular Activities | | Annie Huish, MEd |
- What does the environment look like (is it a dance studio? A soccer field?)
- What are common vocabulary words used in the activity (e.g. soccer: kleets, soccer ball, net, goal, positions of team members) and how can I help preteach important words and terms to my child?
- How can I support my child's coach/instructor as they work with my child?
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1/14/2022 |
Building Play Skills After an Era of Social Distancing | Nicole Jacobson, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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12/3/2021 |
Hearing With Your Brain | Valeri LeBeau, MS, CCC, SLP |
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11/5/2021 |
Ten Teaching Times Without Toys | Jeanette Smoot, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd and Sharon Fairbourn, MA, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
- The critical importance of routine-based intervention
- Potentially hidden opportunities for language learning during a typical day or week
- Ways to increase or decrease complexity of language targets in similar settings and activities
- Create and maintain habits that foster a child’s language growth
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10/1/2021 |
Promoting Language and Literacy Through Daily Routines and Activities | Lauri Nelson, Ph.D. |
- Discuss strategies to help parents use rich and meaningful language activities within their daily routines.
- Identify and discuss parents’ impact on promoting their child’s curiosity and creative thinking through children’s literature.
- Discuss the use of experience books and story boards to promote literacy development.
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5/21/2021 |
Building 3D Relationships in a 2D World | Cass Fogelstrom, M.Ed., LSLS Cert. AVEd and Elizabeth Parker, M.Ed. |
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4/30/2021 |
Understanding Hearing Loss and Audiogram Results | Kali Markle, AUD |
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3/26/2021 |
More than a Bedtime Story: Helping Parents Build their Child's Spoken Language through Literacy Development | Nicole Jacobson, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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2/26/2021 |
Building Your Child’s Vocabulary | Sharon Fairbourn, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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1/29/2021 |
Listening and Language Everywhere! | Jeanette Smoot, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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12/04/2020 |
Facilitating Effective Hearing Device Use | Claire Annis, M.Ed. |
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11/13/2020 |
Response to Toxic Stress: Supporting Resilience in Young Children and their Caregivers to Promote Long-term Health and Improved Learning Outcomes | Nicole Jacobson, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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9/25/2020 |
Transitioning for Emergency Tele-intervention to Ongoing Tele-intervention Sessions | Lauren Smith, MEd |
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4/24/2020 |
Focused Conversations | Sarah Law, M.Ed. |
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3/27/2020 |
Count Down to Mainstreaming: How to Prepare for the Next School Year | Kaytie Cook, M.Ed. |
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2/28/2020 |
Integrating Listening and Spoken Language Strategies for Daily Living | Claire Annis, M.Ed. |
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1/31/2020 |
What Does Listening Look Like? Stages of Auditory Development | Jeanette Smoot, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
- Discuss definitions of auditory detection, discrimination, identification and comprehension.
- View and analyze multiple video examples of each.
- Discuss how the use of hearing technology impacts a child's ability to move through this skill hierarchy.
- Brainstorm ways to provide opportunities for practice in daily routines.
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11/22/2019 |
Self Care and Family Balance While Negotiating a Child’s Special Needs | Dakota Pond, MSW, CSW |
- Recognize when stress is turning into caregiver burnout.
- Analyze what self-care looks like for them individually and set goals to implement a self-care routine.
- Identify barriers that stand in the way of caring for one’s self and how to overcome these barriers.
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10/25/2019 |
Interpreting my child’s test results to friends, family, or professionals | Lauren Smith, M.Ed. |
- Teach parents to explain commonly used terms in testing
- Empower parents to relay why the testing matters to family, friends and other professionals
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09/27/2019 |
Parents' Role in the Interdisciplinary Team for Their Child's LSL Development | Nicole Jacobson, MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
- Identify information for parents to understand regarding various professionals often found on a child’s LSL interdisciplinary team and the services they render.
- Connect parents with supportive advocacy resources.
- Analyze important communications that parents and various professionals need to coordinate in order to support each professionals’ work.
- Empower parents to lead the coordinated medical and educational services for their child’s progress.
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05/22/2019 |
Cytomegalovirus and Hearing Loss | Sara Doutre |
- Inform acquaintances about the risks of CMV to unborn babies and actions that can be taken to prevent CMV.
- Explain and recognize the characteristics of hearing loss due to CMV.
- Create plans for raising awareness of CMV and encouraging CMV testing for children with hearing loss.
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04/24/2019 |
Auditory Skills and Language Development—a parent's role | Jeanette Smoot |
- Learn about the auditory system and ways to keep the pathway open
- Establish a good listening environment at home and build targets into daily activities
- Understand the importance of sound input and the auditory skills hierarchies
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3/27/2019 |
How to make reading time a meaningful moment with your child? | Kaytie Cook |
- Review the importance of literacy for children whom are deaf and hard of hearing
- Use Listening and Spoken Language (LSL) strategies during Story Time.
- Adapt the LSL strategies based on different age groups.
- Learn how to select a good book
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2/13/2019 |
Putting Parents in the Driver’s Seat: Empowering Parents with Tools to Facilitate Their Infant/Toddler’s Spoken Language Development | Nicole Martin |
- Guide and coach parents to become the primary facilitators of their child’s listening and spoken language development through active consistent participation in individualized auditory-verbal therapy. (Principle 4)
- Guide and coach parents to create environments that support listening for the acquisition of spoken language throughout the child’s daily activities. (Principle 5)
- Guide and coach parents to help their child integrate listening and spoken language into all aspects of the child’s life. (Principle 6)
- Administer ongoing…informal diagnostic assessments to develop individualized auditory-verbal treatment plans, to monitor progress, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the plans for the child and family. (Principle 9)
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- Parents Know Best: Empowering Parents with Tools to Facilitate Their Infant/Toddler's Spoken Language Development [PDF]
- Family Session Note [PDF]
- 0-3 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 4-6 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 7-9 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 10-12 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 13-15 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 16-18 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 19-24 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 25-30 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 31-36 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 37-42 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
- 43-48 Months, Family Session Note [PDF]
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1/23/2019 |
Strategies for developing listening and spoken language | Claire Annis |
- Provide you with explanations and examples of multiple LSL strategies for you to implement in natural settings around you and your child.
- Gain confidence in using LSL strategies.
- Become more aware of strategies you are already using.
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12/12/2018 |
IEP and IFSP - A parental perspective | Amie Stelmack |
- Recognize and identify a variety of common acronyms used in IEP and IFSP meetings.
- State five things that are beneficial to complete prior to an IEP meeting and why they are beneficial.
- State five things which are beneficial to complete prior to an IFSP meeting and why they are beneficial.
- State what a vision statement is in an IEP and be comfortable writing one for your child.
- Understand the critical role of parents and state three tips for self-advocating.
- State three outside resources where you can turn to for help with your child's IEP or IFSP.
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11/06/2018 |
Behavioral Management | Clarissa Ong |
- Describe the ABCs of behavior.
- Apply behavioral principles to understand child behavior.
- Use specific behavioral strategies to change child behavior.
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10/24/2018 |
Coping with grief and emotions related to the diagnosis of hearing loss | Lauren Smith |
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9/26/2018 |
How to introduce your child with hearing loss to school? | Ana Caballero |
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6/20/2018 |
Cultural Considerations Working with CLD Families | Renee Lucero |
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5/23/2018 |
Summer Fun Ideas for Building Listening and Spoken Language Skills | Whitney Wright, MS |
- Understand the importance of maximizing listening opportunities during the summer.
- Discuss concerns regarding your child’s hearing technology during typical summer activities.
- Explore troubleshooting strategies for the technology that can occur during the summer and/or family vacations.
- Explore different LSL strategies that can be incorporated into summer activities.
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4/25/2018 |
Understanding the IFSP and the IEP process | Renee Lucero |
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3/14/2018 |
Understanding your child's hearing loss and the importance of the Ling 6 sounds Test | Ana Caballero and Renee Lucero |
- Describe basic terminology related on interpreting the audiogram
- Explain the importance of the Ling 6 Sound Test
- Perform a listening check
- Explore different troubleshooting strategies
- Understand important speech acoustic information for each of the 6 phonemes
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1/31/2018 |
FM Systems and Wireless Technologies | Ana Caballero, MD, AuD |
- Learn what is and how an FM system works
- Understand the importance of children using FM systems in different settings
- Learn how wireless technology works
- Discuss some of the most common wireless technology devices models to be used among children
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12/13/2017 |
Hearing Loss: Types, causes and degrees [Video] | Ana Caballero, MD, AuD |
- Understand the parts of the ear and how hearing normally works.
- Learn the definition of hearing loss and list the more common causes associated to hearing impairment.
- Discuss the different types of hearing loss.
- Understand the degree of hearing loss and how to interpret the audiogram.
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11/15/2017 |
Conditioned Play Audiometry [Video] | Ana Caballero, MD, AuD |
- Understand the different types of hearing tests.
- Recognize the importance of monitoring hearing.
- Discuss what parents should expect from hearing assessment.
- Understand the important role that parents play during hearing testing as test assistants.
- Learn different activities that can help to get the child prepare for the hearing test.
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10/25/2017 |
Visual Reinforcement Audiometry [Video] | Ana Caballero, MD, AuD |
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09/27/2017 |
Bilingualism: Can my child with hearing loss learn two languages? [Video] | Renee Lucero, PhD, LSLS Cert. AVEd and Ana Caballero, MD, AuD |
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08/29/2017 |
Accommodations in the School [Video] | Renee Lucero, PhD, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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07/25/2017 |
Mainstreaming Success [Video] | Renee Lucero, PhD, LSLS Cert. AVEd |
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06/27/17 |
The Importance of Early Intervention and the Family Role [Video] | Renee Lucero, PhD, LSLS Cert. AVEd
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05/24/17 |
Listen up for Literacy [Video] | Renee Lucero, PhD, LSLS Cert. AVEd
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04/26/17 |
Language Strategies to Use at Home [Video] | Mi'kel Price
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03/22/17 |
Supporting Auditory and Language Development [Video] | Ana Caballero
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