Phonetics and Speech Therapy Course Schedule - Prof. Cynthia P. Ferguson, Lecture notes of Speech-Language Pathology

The schedule for a phonetics and speech therapy course, including reading assignments, tests, and homework assignments. Topics covered include anatomy, phonetics, speech sound development, assessment, and report writing.

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2014/2015

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Date Reading/Homework
Assignment
Discussion/Activity
Jan. 20 None Review course & syllabus
Course expectation
Discuss the controversy of phonology
Jan. 22 Ch. 1 Pg. 2 – 25
Stop at Advanced Unit
Ch. 2 Pg. 107 - 109
History
Review anatomy
Practice Manner, Place & Voicing Test
Jan. 27 Ch. 2 Pg. 61 – 89
Stop at “Speech Production:
A Dynamic Human Behavior”
Review Manner, Place & Voicing Test
Phonetics
Jan. 29 Ch. 2 Pg. 89 – 92 ( Pg. 92 –
107 Read as intro – not as
test material) Pg. 107 - 111
Stop at Advanced Unit
Take 1st “Manner, Place & Voicing”
Test
Speech sound development
Feb. 3 Ch. 3 Pg. 163 – 187
Start at “Development of the
Speech Sound”
Stop at “Development in the
School Years…”
Review MPV Test results
Variables related to Articulation &
Phonological Development and
Performance
Ethnocultural variables
Feb. 5 Ch. 6 Pg. 291 – 302
Stop at “Performing an
Orofacial Examination”
Assessment basics and screenings
Introduce report writing
Discuss “Statement of Problem”
Distribute “Statement of Problem”
homework
Feb. 10
Bring a flashlight to class---
many phones have an
adequate flashlight
Ch. 6 Pg. 302 – 309
Stop at “Selected Articulation
Tests”
Collect “Statement of Problem”
homework
Take 2nd “Manner, Place & Voicing”
Test
Review writing the “Historical
Information” of the phonological
report
Distribute “Historical Information”
homework
Discuss components of orofacial
examinations & hearing screenings
Practice orofacial examination
Discuss writing the orofacial
examination component of reports
Feb. 12 Ch. 6 Pg. 309 – 326
Stop at “Analyzing &
Interpreting…”
Collect “Historical Information”
homework
Formal and informal assessment
results
Feb. 17 Ch. 6 Pg. 326 – 339
Stop at “Making Diagnosis”
Take 3rd and final “Manner, Place &
Voicing” Test
Practice assessment
Review writing the “Evaluation
Results” of a phonological report
Distribute “Evaluation Results”
homework
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Date Reading/Homework Assignment Discussion/Activity Jan. 20 None Review course & syllabus Course expectation Discuss the controversy of phonology Jan. 22 Ch. 1 Pg. 2 – 25 Stop at Advanced Unit Ch. 2 Pg. 107 - 109 History Review anatomy Practice Manner, Place & Voicing Test Jan. 27 Ch. 2 Pg. 61 – 89 Stop at “Speech Production: A Dynamic Human Behavior” Review Manner, Place & Voicing Test Phonetics Jan. 29 Ch. 2 Pg. 89 – 92 ( Pg. 92 – 107 Read as intro – not as test material) Pg. 107 - 111 Stop at Advanced Unit Take 1st^ “Manner, Place & Voicing” Test Speech sound development Feb. 3 Ch. 3 Pg. 163 – 187 Start at “Development of the Speech Sound” Stop at “Development in the School Years…” Review MPV Test results Variables related to Articulation & Phonological Development and Performance Ethnocultural variables Feb. 5 Ch. 6 Pg. 291 – 302 Stop at “Performing an Orofacial Examination” Assessment basics and screenings Introduce report writing Discuss “Statement of Problem” Distribute “Statement of Problem” homework Feb. 10 Bring a flashlight to class--- many phones have an adequate flashlight Ch. 6 Pg. 302 – 309 Stop at “Selected Articulation Tests” Collect “Statement of Problem” homework Take 2nd^ “Manner, Place & Voicing” Test Review writing the “Historical Information” of the phonological report Distribute “Historical Information” homework Discuss components of orofacial examinations & hearing screenings Practice orofacial examination Discuss writing the orofacial examination component of reports Feb. 12 Ch. 6 Pg. 309 – 326 Stop at “Analyzing & Interpreting…” Collect “Historical Information” homework Formal and informal assessment results Feb. 17 Ch. 6 Pg. 326 – 339 Stop at “Making Diagnosis” Take 3rd^ and final “Manner, Place & Voicing” Test Practice assessment Review writing the “Evaluation Results” of a phonological report Distribute “Evaluation Results” homework

Feb. 19 Ch. 6 Pg. 339 – 349 Discuss final interview and writing a diagnostic report SOAP notes Feb. 24 Review Ch. 6 Collect “Evaluation Results” homework Practice interpreting assessment results, determining appropriate diagnosis and developing goals. Review writing the “Recommendations” of a phonological report Distribute “Recommendations” homework Feb. 26 None Collect “Recommendations” homework Review writing the “Complete Phonological Report” March 3 None Continue the above If time, review for test March 5 Enjoy your well deserved Spring Break!! Be Safe. Mid-term Exam March 17 None Review “Complete Phonological Report” Introduction to treatment basics March 19 Ch. 7 Pg. 394 – 411 Stop at “Multiple-Phoneme Approach” Collect “Complete Phonological Report” March 24 Ch, 7 Pg. 411 - 425 Stop at “Distinctive Feature Approach” Exam on Report Writing Classroom discussion on:

  1. Traditional Intervention
  2. Sensory-Motor Approach
  3. Parents & Children Together (PACT) Intervention
  4. Multiple-Phoneme Approach
  5. Paired Stimuli Approach March 26 Ch. 7 Pg. 425 – 442 Continue previous class discussion and begin discussion on:
  6. Distinctive Feature Approach
  7. Cycles Approach
  8. Phonological Contrast Approaches
  9. Language Treatment
  10. Oral-Motor Exercises- Yes or No? March 31 Ch. 8 Pg. 445 – 469 Stop at “Establishing the …” Review writing “Goals” Distribute “Goals” homework Discuss treatment targets and development of treatment program