I was working with a 5th grade kid, who is on the autism spectrum, today. We was getting a baseline for the voiceless "th" sound. I started with a word list with the sound in the medial position. The first word was "anything". So, I said, "Say anything." The student complied and said "goose". I was a little befuddled at first, it took me a second to realize that he was just following my instructions.
A place on the web for the USU COMD grad students of '07 to keep in touch with each other. Where we can ask questions concerning speech language pathology or stuff in general.
2 comments:
That kid rocks. Period.
This is hilarious. Also, I wish your sentence "We was getting..." would have shown up in a post about teaching sentence grammar instead. Ha! Thanks for keeping the blog running.
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