"Working
with Deaf People: Part 2"
Using
the PETAL Procedure and working on Speech
Intelligibility
This
six day course is for qualified speech and language therapists
who are currently working with deaf people for at least
part of their working week.
It is aimed at developing the therapist’s understanding
of the assessment of speech production of both normal
and deaf speech,
as well as developing their phonetic transcription.
The course also aims to extend ideas regarding therapy
planning and intervention strategies with deaf people.
The course will teach the use and application of the PETAL
Procedure.
This course will run from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm for
three days followed by three days approximately six weeks
later.
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Day
1
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Introduction
and Overview to the PETAL Procedure.
Ear
Training
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Day
2
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Segmental
Features:
-
Data Collection
-
Ear Training
-
Analysis
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Day
3
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Non-segmental
Features
-
Data Collection
-
Ear Training
-
Analysis
Using
the PETAL Procedure
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Day
4
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Evaluation
of participants’ own completed PETAL procedure
Speech
Intelligibility Work
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Day
5
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Auditory
training
Working with visual displays
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Day
6
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Therapy
planning and application
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