… of school-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are the planning and delivery of
effective vocabulary intervention for students with language disorders. Despite the abundant …

… speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are employed in public school systems as part of the
special education department to work with students with deficits in oral and written language …

… support the need to inform teachers, speech-language pathologists, students, and families …
negative perceptions of students with voice disorders by teachers. Furthermore, teaching self-…

… on the perceptions or needs of parents and teachers of education and … speech language
rehabilitation of parents and teachers who live on a remote island, this study surveyed teachers …

… In the current study, the variable perception of the other … Examples of items from the survey
that asked about the perception … Because learning about how SPs perceived the competency …

… and teacher perceptions regarding inclusion, (b) school leader and teacher perceptions …
school leader and teacher perceptions regarding speech-language pathology in the school …

… not associated with their perceptions of problem behaviors but … This study provides preliminary
data on SLPs’ perceptions … In terms of the field of speech-language pathology, the “ideal …

… graduate academic programs in speech-language pathology or communication disorders
are preparing their students from the perceptions of the current cohort of practicing SLPs in …

… Data derived from observations and journals provided insight into SLPs and teachers
perceptions of roles and skills necessary for effective collaboration. Individuals’ perspective and …

… The research summarized above highlights the continued need for the field of speech-language
pathology to prepare SLPs to be competent service providers to children who stutter (…