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Role of the Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) in the Schools:
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SLP's work
with students who have communication limitations that
affect
success in classroom activities,
social interaction, literacy
and
learning.
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SLP's work
with students who have communication limitations in a
variety of
areas (e.g. oral language, written language, social language,
articulation, fluency, voice).
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The SLP's role
in school includes prevention, identification, evaluation
and
intervention of students' communication disorders.
(ASHA brochure:
"The Speech Language Pathologist in Your Child’s School:
An
Important Resource.", 2006)
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