This course will provide supervised clinical experience in which the student clinician works under supervision with individuals having various speech impairments. Diagnostic and identification techniques along with intervention strategies, therapy techniques, record keeping and report writing will be stressed. Can be repeated. This course requires students to work with clients with a communication disorder at a selected location throughout the West Georgia area. This course will enable the student to begin the development of a portfolio that could be submitted for National Board certification.
Educators are committed to students and their learning.
Educators know the subject they teach and how to teach those subjects to students. Educators are responsible for managing and monitoring student learning. Speech-Language Pathology Services in the Schools. State of Georgia Office of Special Services, Division for Exceptional Students. Procedural, policy and ethical standards information will be provided in the form of handouts from various organizations including ASHA, the Georgia Professional Standards Commission and the State University of West Georgia, College of Education.