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Course Description | In this 2.5-hour course, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to support grammar development in gestalt language processors using the DSS and DST charts. The course provides an in-depth explanation of Natural Language Acquisition (NLA) stages 3-6 and offers updated guidance on best practices for scoring GLP language samples within the NLA framework. Attendees will engage in hands-on language sample scoring practice and review real therapy videos to enhance practical skills.
Learning Outcomes | Participants will be able to:
- Identify and explain the key characteristics of NLA stages 3-6 to support the natural progression of gestalt language processors.
- Assess GLP language samples using the NLA framework, applying DSS and DST charts to evaluate grammar development.
- Integrate strategies learned into clinical practice to enhance treatment planning for gestalt language processors.
Self-Study Details | Instructor Details and Financial Disclosure
Registration
- Online ONLY for 1 learner -- ACCESS TO ONLINE COURSE FOR 365 DAYS/1 YEAR (2.5-hour CE course, downloadable handout/forms/charts)
- Group Rate for 5 learners -- ACCESS TO ONLINE COURSE FOR 365 DAYS/1 YEAR (2.5-hour CE course, downloadable handout/forms/charts)
Timed Agenda
- 15 minutes: Overview of GLP and NLA
- 30 minutes: NLA Stage 3
- 30 minutes: NLA stage 4 and the DST chart
- 20 minutes: NLA stage 5+6 and the DSS chart
- 30 minutes: other grammar considerations
- 25 minutes: language sample scoring practice
CEUs |
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