AMA-ESD Speech-Language Team

Here are some simple tips to help parents build speech and language practice into summer activities: Keep It Simple Simplicity is...

Here are some simple tips to help parents build speech and language practice into summer activities: Keep It Simple Simplicity is...

Hello teachers, here are some tips to help your students that are having trouble carrying over good articulation skills into the...

A “lisp” usually refers to a child's difficulty producing the /s/ and /z/ sounds because of incorrect tongue placement. With a frontal...

Children all learn language in the same way, but not always at the same time. Some children talk early and understand everything you say....

As a parent or teacher you may feel that your child or student's sentence length appears shorter that you think it should be. You may...

Hi everyone, just wanted to remind you of the great website the AMA-ESD Speech/Language Team put together. It's called Speech and...

Here are some simple tips to help parents build speech and language practice into summer activities: Keep It Simple Simplicity is...

It is not uncommon for infants and toddlers to experience fluid in the middle ear or ear infections at some point during their early...

I recently started speech therapy with a new 4th grade student to one of my schools. She is showing a mild and inconsistent distortion...

When modeling how to make a speech sound for a student you almost always would like the student to be looking at you. I am amazed at...

*Teaching F- The /f/ and /v/ sounds are fun sounds to teach because they are visually easy to see. The first thing I typically do when...

This video give some great basic strategies for classroom teachers to help students whom have speech and or language difficulties.

When the teacher is providing instruction to the whole class on letter-sound associations also provide the students with a brief...

*Teaching F- The /f/ and /v/ sounds are fun sounds to teach because they are visually easy to see. The first thing I typically do when...

Having the child lean his head back so the tongue slides back to the oral cavity. Sometimes having the child actually lay on his back is...

This week I wanted to draw your attention to the speech sound practice worksheets contained on the Speech & Language Tips and Stategies...

This strategy is all about encouraging the child to say more by expanding on what they have already said. This is a great way to get the...

This strategy is probably the easiest to understand but the most difficult to apply day to day. The idea behind the wait and see...

This is another strategy that will greatly help improve language skills in your children or students. It is very similar to Self Talk...