Abstracts and Presentations
2002 CAS Research Symposium
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Advances in Physiological Measures in Speech Research
Understanding Childhood Apraxia of Speech
by Christopher Moore, Ph.D.
What is most encouraging now is that it is possible to evaluate large groups (e.g., in the hundreds) of children, whereas until relatively recently it had only been possible to study a few subjects at a time. Scientific limits because of small samples or limited observational methods are no longer accepted. This advancement is especially important in CAS, as the differences among children with CAS greatly outnumber the similarities.
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Apraxia Research Articles and Abstracts
2001 - 2002
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Apraxia Research Articles and Abstracts
1999 - 2000
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Apraxia Research Articles and Citations
2005 - 2006
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Apraxia Research Citations
2003 -2004
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Apraxia Research Using the Apraxia-KIDS Listserv
Preliminary Impressions
by Pamela Garn-Nunn, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Preliminary report on research done utilizing the Apraxia-KIDS Listserv (email discussion group) validates the importance of this particular source of information for parents of children with apraxia of speech.
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ASHA Technical Report on Childhood Apraxia of Speech
March 2007
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Counseling Parents of Children Diagnosed with Apraxia of Speech
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Does Training Non-speech Oral Movements Facilitate Speech-sound Production in Children with Motor Speech Disorders?
by Thomas Campbell, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, BC-NCD
There are precious few data available to support the notion that training non-speech oral movements facilitates the speech-sound production abilities of children with motor speech disorders. However, there are many advocates on both sides of this issue.
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