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An instruction manual packed with a simple method of assessing a childs ability to speak properly
A simple articulation screen for teachers and parents.
- Designed by Speech Pathologists for use in early childhood centres, schools and the home.
- The screen is quick and simple to administer.
- The screen identifies which children require a referral to a Speech Pathologist.
- The Speech Development Screen forms an essential component of preventative early intervention efforts.
- The resource also includes parent education developmental milestone sheets.
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