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Course Description
TalkTools® virtual streaming workshops and webinars are recorded. Recorded presentations are available for 2 days after the dates posted and accessible only to learners who purchased a seat for this course.
A disruption in coarticulatory movements is a common characteristic of childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) that can significantly impact an individual’s intelligibility, especially in connected speech, making it a vital part of apraxia therapy. However, knowledge and use of coarticulatory contexts can also greatly facilitate progress for children with other speech sounds disorders. In this presentation, various coarticulatory contexts will be discussed, especially those occurring in connected speech in Standard American English. A hierarchy of how to address coarticulatory errors will be discussed, along with numerous examples. Possible goals for coarticulation will be presented. In addition, therapy activities to address coarticulation goals will be described.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will be able to:
1. Name 3 coarticulatory contexts that occur within and between words in Standard American English.
2. List two possible goals to address coarticulation.
3. Name 2 activities that can be used to address coarticulation.
Webinar Details
Instructor Details and Financial Disclosure
Registration Fees
- $125 0.15 ASHA CEUs, digital workbook & certificate of completion.
Schedule
Timed Agenda
- 15 minutes - Overview
- 15 minutes - Module 1
- 30 minutes - Module 2
- 30 minutes - Module 3
- 15 minutes - Case Study
15 minutes - Q&A
Total: 1.5 Hours
CEUs

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