… speech pathology students. In addition, these clinics interacted with the educational programmes
and other professional services with which children … views and perceptions of therapists …

… children with implants, including a description of the children … children with cochlear implants;
and (c) SLPs’ perceptions of … the communication needs of children with cochlear implants. …

… of speech production in children relies heavily on perception. Before the first words are being
produced, a child already … speech perception in children with speech production disorders. …

… This study explored community SLPs’ perceptions and experiences when providing speech
intervention to children with a CP±L. Initial responses demonstrated that the SLPs were …

… We also acknowledge that two-way learning process between the learning needs as perceived
by the class teacher and the language and speech development needs as perceived by …

… Greater collaboration between professional groups in supporting a child's speech … of
concepts associated with each other's professional expertise and perceptions about ways in which …

… Thus, the aim of this study was to investigate the perception of parents or guardians of
children with phonological deviation from the own deviation and applied speech therapy. …

… child for assessing, diagnosis, providing individual & group therapy in order to child’s speech,
… & parent training in order to child’s speech, language & communication development. All …

… of these professionals and the subsequent implications for professional development is …
ted if the teachers and speech and language therapists were perceived as being ’specialists…

… of speech therapists is very important, ‘cause there are children who, … children who arrived
here without any expression, without any communication, and with the assistance of a speech …