Banter Evidence Snapshot: Stuttering – will my child recover? Why you shouldn’t wait to treat it
To read our full article, check out: Stuttering – will my child recover? Factors that predict recovery and why you shouldn’t wait For other Banter…
Banter Evidence Snapshots: bite-sized speech, language, literacy and stuttering resources for busy families
Over the last five years, we’ve written hundreds of articles summarising some of the most interesting research published about speech, language, literacy, stuttering, and voice. …
My child struggles to understand what she’s reading. Should I give her a text-to-speech tool?
A confession: my navigation skills are abysmal. I’ve been known to get lost in car parks and Mario Cart. But, since downloading Google Maps a…
Important update: In what order and at what age should my child learn to say his/her consonants? FAQs
1. Great news! When I first wrote about this in 2014, I had to hem and haw. I had to hedge my bets because the…
How to treat speech sound disorders 3: Contrastive Approach – Minimal and Maximal Pairs (with demo)
Apart from the Cycles Approach and the Complexity Approach, the “Contrastive Approach” is another common way to treat children with phonological speech disorders. In this…
(R405) Extended Code: Why I like my night shift. A 'y' and 'igh' Sentence Story Workout