Subjects: Language Arts,
Speech therapy
Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4
Technology
tools: iPad
Tools
used: Simulation
Activity
type: Lesson,
Teacher presentation, review
The goal is for students to see how all parts of the
oral mechanism move and work together to produce specific speech sounds.
An app on iPad shows students how the speech mechanism
works for the purpose of accurate speech sound production via simulation/looks
like videoflouroscopy; students can hear
the sound produced and see how the sound is produced (i.e. can see lateral and
head-on views of tongue movement inside the mouth, etc.)
The app is called PocketSLP SpeechTutor, created by Synapse Apps., LLC
Very helpful for students to get a simulated look at
speech production & how all parts of the speech mechanism are working
together at the same time to produce a sound - because they can't always see
what the speech mechanism parts are doing when the SLP
This is a great app. I will use it often when first teaching a new speech sound to a student, and periodically for review.
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