SLP Statewide Webinar #4: Speech Therapy and Hearing Loss: Part 2- Developing Ethical Interventions - 33725
What are effective intervention models for working with students with hearing differences in education settings? Explore stages of listening and what goals and strategies work best at each stage. Join us as we consider ways to implement these strategies with educational outcomes. This session will satisfy the Ethics requirements for the Texas state license and for ASHA certification maintenance. This session will also satisfy ASHA’s DEI requirements for maintenance of certificate of clinical competence. This session is aligned with the intervention components of the TEA-Required Self-Assessment and TEA Identified Areas of Non-Compliance.
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Speech Therapists,
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The participant will be able to: 1 Explain the stages of listening 2. Write appropriate goals for students with hearing differences 3. Describe intervention models for DHH students
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