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      • Speech Therapy Tip #1: Use a Systematic Approach
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      • Speech Therapy Tip #2: Stimulability is the Starting Point
      • Speech Therapy Tip #3: Developing Automaticity Is the End Goal
      • Speech Therapy Tip #4: Learn to Model Sounds Masterfully
      • Speech Therapy Tip #5: Train for Accuracy First
      • Speech Therapy Tip #6: Train for Speed once Accurate
      • Speech Therapy Tip #7: Strive for Five
      • Speech Therapy Tip #8: Keep Corrections to a Minimum
      • Speech Therapy Tip #9: Maximum repetitions in Minimum Time
      • Speech Therapy Tip #10: Focus on How Sounds are Being Produced
      • Speech Therapy Tip #11: Eliminate Emphasis Early
      • Speech Therapy Tip #12: Develop The Ritual Habit of: Same Time-Same Place
      • Speech Therapy Tip #13: Use a Trigger to Build a Habit
      • Speech Therapy Tip #14: Practice 5-10 Minutes Daily
      • Speech Therapy Tip # 15: Set up Reminders
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      • Speech Therapy Tip #17: Believe in your Child’s Greatness
      • Speech Therapy Tip #18: Seek the Help of a Speech Language Pathologist
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  • Stimulability – The Foundation for Success.

    In the world of Speech Pathology, stimulability is a key concept.  It is one of the first things a Speech-Language Pathologist will look for once identifying the existence of a misarticulation.  So what is stimulability?  It is simply the client demonstrating the ability to accurately produce a target sound when given a model for that…

    October 2, 2009
  • Speech Therapy Success – Speed and Repetition is Key

    First off,  I want to state for the record that I am not an academic.  I consider myself a problem solver.  I am someone who has worked with kids day in and day out for the past ten years to improve their articulation.  I often reflect on what I do as a clinician that makes…

    March 30, 2009
  • Welcome to the Speech PathWay

    Hi there.  My name is Marcus Little.  I am glad you have landed at our site.  If you are a parent or individual looking to develop your ability to work effectively on your childs articulation than you have come to the right place.  I promise to make it worth your while.  To begin with, you…

    March 16, 2009
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