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22.01.2022 Do you know of a child aged 6-12 with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy or Down Syndrome who might like to be involved in this Flinders University research? It includes free online assessment and literacy intervention, and activities for parents/guardians.

21.01.2022 ****IMPORTANT 2020 PROGRAMMING UPDATE**** ALL REMAINING 2020 PROGRAMS WILL BE ONLINE, FREE, & OPEN TO YOUNG PEOPLE WHO STUTTER ACROSS AUSTRALIA AGED 8-18yrs! W...E CAN'T STOP AND WON'T STOP SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY DURING THESE DIFFICULT TIMES! MY SHARE PROJECT October sees the return, of the 'MY SHARE PROJECT' _ a 10-week creative arts program, Saturdays 12pm-2:30pm. Young people who stutter get the opportunity to create their very own and unique SHARE (i.e., a poem, song, short play, dance, drawing, etc.) whilst meeting and spending time with other young people who stutter. Our talented staff help our young people bring their ideas to life in an environment of acceptance, understanding, deep-listening, and love. A platform is provided for our young people to share their thoughts and feelings however they choose, knowing that they have as much time to say the words they want to say, and that their voice deserves to be heard. The Project culminates with the opportunity for our young people to share and celebrate their artistic creations during a Virtual Showcase event attended by supportive and friends! Our programs help to build confidence, social and functional communication skills, and help form long-lasting friendships. ENROLMENT IS NOW OPEN AT https://www.sayaustralia.org.au/enrolment-cva/ Please email me at [email protected] if you have any questions about our online programming. Much love, Rich (President & Programming Director, SAY: Australia)

20.01.2022 Amazing! Free access to these fabulous Decodable readers. Thank you!

20.01.2022 Happy Speech Pathology week 2020!

19.01.2022 Should words be taught by sight? The simple answer is ‘no’. It is important to understand however, that when children are learning to read using a systematic, ...synthetic approach they will come across words that have a far more advanced code than what they have learnt. It is for this reason that sight, high frequency and tricky words, need to be introduced, explained and decoded. For example: To teach the word ‘do’ 1.Tell the child the word 2. Explain that the ‘o’ in some words can be heard as /oo/ 3. Sound out (decode) the individual phonemes for the child to hear d/o Learning words with an advanced code, using this repeated process, will help children master them and improve reading fluency.

18.01.2022 Great study and opportunity for school-age children who stutter.

18.01.2022 Speak Freely Virtual Meetup This is a casual online event for anyone who has an interest in stuttering, including people who stutter, families, speech pathologi...sts (and students) and friends. Come and speak freely using whatever tools you want to (or don’t want to) use without judgement. Share your stories and journey. Saturday 19 September 2020 1pm AEST (QLD, NSW, VIC, TAS, ACT) 12:30pm ACST (SA, NT) 11am AWST (WA) Registration required https://speakeasy.org.au/speakfreelyvirtual/

16.01.2022 Schools choosing to follow the science

15.01.2022 It is time to sign up for this FREE Webinar with our very own Teaching guru Sarah Asome https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/supporting-your-child-throu

14.01.2022 Happy World Literacy Day So far over 28,000 people in 176 countries have trained in our FREE Help Your Child to Read and Write Course, aimed at giving par...ents and carers the skills they need to ensure their children get off to a good start on the road to literacy. Tag someone you know who might benefit from this course https://www.udemy.com/co/help-your-child-to-read-and-write/ See more

14.01.2022 A phonics screening check assessment is set to become compulsory for Year 1 students in New South Wales, from next year, in a bid to build strong reading foundations among the state's youth.

13.01.2022 On Stuttering Awareness Day (22/10) get behind the ‘Find the Right Words’ campaign that aims to change public perceptions & start a new conversation about stuttering. It’s a global campaign to tackle the harmful language that surrounds stuttering. #ASEA https://bit.ly/3jjghgd

12.01.2022 10 practical ways to increase a child's participation and communication skills. Great infographic Banter S & L

11.01.2022 An important conversation ahead of International Stuttering Awareness Day

10.01.2022 Happy birthday to SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young - Australia!! Thank you for all of the work you do to support young people who stutter!

10.01.2022 Free to download at the moment! Thank you!

06.01.2022 Great conversation about stuttering

06.01.2022 Where is the green sheep? ...Coronavirus edition

02.01.2022 Thanks for sharing your story Delta Goodrum!Here’s to all the Speechies out there