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By Christine Ristuccia, M.S. CCC-SLP When qualifying students for /r/ intervention, it is important to begin with a formal assessment, such as the Goldman Fristoe Test of Articulation. This test gives limited data about which specific /r/s have been mis-produced. I recommend utilizing the Entire World of R (EWR) screening tools to specifically identify which /r/ has been mis-produced. Below is an example of a summary of the EWR screening....
I am often asked the question of what to do when you have a student who had a phonological disorder and the only sound left is /r/. Do you dismiss or continue intervention to work on /r/? As I posted earlier if a student substitutes w/r as in wed for red that is considered to be gliding which is age appropriate until age five. After that, it is considered to be a disorder or needs to be addressed in intervention. Most students can work on...
Say It Right is beginning 2013 year with early detection/intervention month! Research has shown that the earlier intervention begins, the shorter intervention time is required to master goals (Jacoby, et al, 2002). Speech-language intervention initiated at a younger age necessitates fewer treatment units than if initiated in later years. For SLP’s working with vocalic /r/, you will be glad to know that there is also research...
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