… In 2001, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) guidelines were … the
roles speech-language pathologists (SLPs) play in the instruction of written language skills. …

… reading di~abilities.~,~ In this article, we shall discuss this research and the implications it
has for speech-language pathologists. It is … written materials, the speech-language pathologist …

… The interrelating of print with oral expression, reading, writing, and listening … the speech-language
pathologist has the knowledge of this interconnectedness of oral and written language…

… of speech-language pathologists and their essential role in the clinical settings with reading
… In some cases, when the speech-language pathologists indicate a low rate for writing, a …

… of language to create meaning in talking, reading, and writing. The speech-language pathologist
is … in identifying each child’s present language abilities and planning instruction that is …

… It appears that although SLPs have clients on their caseload with delays in reading, reading
itself (and perhaps written language skills specifically) may not be a primary focus of therapy …

… reading fluency and (b) improved writing (spelling and composition) when integrated with
reading… The protocol was implemented by a speech-language pathologist (SLP) with three third…

… sessions with a speech-language pathologist. The effects of intervention were examined in
30 min of videotaped interaction, including storybook reading and a post-story writing activity. …

… As speech-language pathologists (SLPs) working with children and youth are challenged
to assume new or expanded roles with reading and writing, those SLPs practicing in the …

… aware of the importance of reading and writing as part of SLP practice, perhaps reflecting
the … expertise in speech-language pathology preservice and professional education training. …