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Speech and Language Pathology
- Melodic intonation therapy with young children with apraxia
Nicole Roper, M.A.
Bridges, Volume 1, Number 8
A practice-based review of available research indicated that there is little evidence available supporting the effectiveness of Melodic Intonation Therapy (MIT) for children with apraxia. A number of procedural and methodological problems make it difficult to claim linkages between the characteristics of Melodic Intonation Therapy and the outcomes reported in the studies.
Evidence is a bit off-key:
Claims for melodic intonation therapy don't ring true
Bottomlines, Volume 1, Number 8
- Influences of adult expansions on child language production
Nicole Roper, Ed.D.
(In preparation)
- Characteristics of consequences of parent-centered speech therapy
Tracy Masiello, Ph.D., & Goodwin
(In preparation)
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