Subscribe & Review in iTunesĪre you subscribed to the podcast? If you’re not, subscribe today to get the latest episodes sent directly to you! Click here to make your listening experience auto-magic and as easy as possible.īonus points if you leave us a review over on iTunes → Those reviews help other SLPs find the podcast, and I love reading your feedback! Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews,” “Write a Review,” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. – Check out this blog for my 6-step process to quickly and easily collect a language sample. – Expository Sample How to Use the Language Sample SpreadsheetĬlick here for your free SLP Now Language Sample Google Spreadsheet – Build rapport with the student by asking about their specific interest. – Ask yourself, “what do you want from this language sample?” Shall we get to it? Quick Tips for Language Samples So Monica and I thought it would be nice to share some tips on how to collect language samples and hopefully, these quick tips will help minimize your stress levels and how valuable language samples are! I’m exaggerating a bit, but the stress can add up, quick! And that feels super overwhelming when you’ve got a backlog of 5 million evaluations and referrals. One of the common things we talked about was collecting a language sample. We dove in and took a closer look at the different language structures with informal assessments. Last week we got a standard score with a normative sample that is appropriate for our students. So far in this month’s podcast series, we’ve reviewed a few of our favorite formal assessmentsand the importance of narratives in everyday life. Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify This Week’s Episode: How to Get a Language Sample
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