… out to 106 speech-language pathology students currently enrolled in an Australian regional
university (ie, current speech-language pathology students, CSLPS). Students were invited …

… students versus those with advanced students in this study were limited to the area of student
teaching, where SLP time providing feedback was significantly higher if the students were …

… relationship between student learning approaches and academic performance in a PBL
curriculum in a speech-language pathology course. It was believed that the longer students are …

Purpose: Speech-language pathology (SLP) clinical self-efficacy is an individual’s confidence
in his or her ability to perform clinical tasks successfully. The primary aim of this study was …

… for SLPs or SLP students. Speech and language pathologists are viewed as communication
experts in hospital settings. However, while all students receive theoretical foundation …

… whether competency of speech–language pathology students changes significantly in …
groups of students simultaneously completing different placements. The students studied were in …

… education of speech-language pathology students has generally … Specifically, development
and validation of relevant student … patient use in speech-language pathology programs. …

… to investigate speech-language pathology students’ … students’ anxiety about interaction with
real clients and increased confidence in clinical skills. In addition, it aimed to identify students…

… This paper provides insight into the reasons why students from similar undergraduate … to
enter the speech-language pathology (SLP) program. A survey was conducted with students of …

… The aim was to investigate whether the personality of students entering a speech‐language
pathology (SLP) program had changed over time and whether there were generational …