… This point of entry involves working from the inside out. This means that the approach …
clinical practice in speech-language pathology in which the potential ports of entry are expanded. …

… This article is written from the perspective of a speech-language pathologist; however,
the ideas being discussed in this article are applicable across many non-mental health …

… speech-language pathologists). The goal of this article is to present a framework for supervision
in speech-language … useful for training future speech-language pathologists. Throughout …

… health disciplines (including speech-language pathology) involves “… For example, in
speech-language pathology reference is often … The notion of “ports of entry” implies that as clinical …

… quality of disordered speech for comparison to recognizer performance. Recognizers were
compared to speech-language pathologists with respect to the ability to judge speech quality. …

… Purpose: Within the profession of speech-language pathology, there is limited information
… in the speech-language pathology literature in order to identify potential research gaps. …

… speech-language pathology, however, is unclear. Although many authors have suggested
that speech-language … literature describing PCC in speech and language therapy or how PCC …

… of having delay in speech/ language [14]. It is also known that speech and language is a
good … This study therefore is to determine the prevalence of speech and language delay in …

… ports of entry, it is argued that an expansion of ports of entry … important but under developed
port of entry. These different … considered through the prism of ports of entry in order to argue …

… visual language development in deaf infants exposed to a formal sign system, such as American
Sign Language (ASL), parallels the stages of oral language … of visual language in older …