I. Welcome to Childhood Apraxia of Speech TOTAL TIME: 11:97
A. Presentation: Childhood Apraxia of Speech:
LAUNCHING (Time: 00:38)
00:10 Childhood Apraxia of Speech
00:15 Terms of Use & Legal
Disclaimer
00:19 Satisfactory Completion
Requirements
00:25 Website
Access Statement
00:34 Childhood Apraxia of
Speech
B. Presentation: Childhood Apraxia of Speech:
WELCOMING (11:59)
00:15 Welcoming Dr. Jeanne M. Hines
PhD., LSSP
00:37 Peer-reviewed research states
"4% of the United States children under the
age of 18 years old have been
diagnosed with CAS
01:03 Presenters
01:14 Carmen Schneider M.S.
CCC-SLP
02:35 Dr. Jeanne M. Hines Ph.D.,
Licensed Specialist in School Psychology
03:25 Reporting ASHA CEUs
04:52 Description & Learning
Outcomes
05:06 Course Description
05:32 Peer-Reviewed Articles
06:32 Speech Language
Pathologist and Licensed Specialist in School Psychology
07:28 Course Learning Outcomes
07:44 Course Agenda
10:40 Pre-Test Collecting Data
II. Pretest
A. Pretest:
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (15 Questions)
III. MODULE I INTRODUCTION: Childhood Apraxia of
Speech: Total Time:20:59
A. Presentation: Childhood Apraxia of Speech:
INTRODUCTION (Time: 02:06)
00:17 Defining CAS
00:37 Defining Dyspraxia
00:48 Severity
01:01 CAS
Inaccurate speech movements
01:06 Brain struggles to direct
speech muscles
01:12 Speech muscles
unable to perform
01:24 Brain unable to
coordinate the lip, jaws, and tongue correctly
01:32 Difficulties with
accurate production of sound
01: 40 CAS treatment speech
therapy
B. What is Apraxia of Speech? (Time: 05:37)
00:13 Leanne Sherred
M.S. CCC-SLP
00:28 Defining Apraxia of
Speech
00:50 Born with Apraxia of
Speech
01:02 After an event such
as a heart attack or traumatic brain injury
01:08 Acquired Apraxia of
Speech
01:11 Apraxia Data
01:20 Acquired Apraxia of
Speech difficult to diagnose when other disabilities
01:30 Symptoms of
Apraxia
01:35 Mayo Clinic Study
01:50 How apraxia affects
a person's life
02:06 Effective Speech Therapy
02:10 Speech Therapist's
inability to predict a person's progress
02:18 Symptoms of Apraxia
differ from person to person
02:24 Characteristics of
Apraxia of Speech
02:33 Inconsistent errors in
speech
02:48 Distort sounds
03:06 Groping for sounds
03:21 Inappropriate
intonation and rhythm of words
03:34 Difficulty initiating
speech movement
03:47 Automatic Speech
04:13 Nonspeech Task
04:31 Key Point Take
Aways
04:32 Apraxia motor
planning disorder
04:41 Childhood Apraxia
of Speech & Acquired Apraxia of Speech
04:54 Traits associated
with Apraxia
05:09 Affective
Treatments for Apraxia
05:23 Apraxia a Complex
Disorder
05:34 Expressable
C Aphasia: Wernicke's Broca's - Clinical
Anatomy Kenhub (Time: 03:41)
00:08 Word on the tip of the
tongue
00:29 Aphasia
00:39 Structures of the
Central Nervous System
00:45 Aphasia and its
types
00:58 Broca's Area
01:02 Paul Broca French
Physician
01:07 Brodmann 44 and
Brodmann 45
01:12 Frontal Lobe
- Dominate Cerebral Hemisphere
01:15 Broca's
Area Function
01:22 Brodmann 22
01:26 Secondary Auditory
Cortex
01:30 Werneck's Area
01:31 Carl Wernicke
German Physician
01:38 Brodmann Area 22:
FUNCTION
01:45 Clinical Notes
01:48 Aphasia
01:56 Aphasia CAUSES
02:00 Two Types of
Apraxia
02:06 Expressed Aphasia
02:16 Broca's Aphasia 44
& 45
02:30 Slow & Halting
Speech
02:33 Language
Comprehension
02:36 Receptive Apraxia
02:43 Wernicke
Causes
03:00 Treatment: Speech
and Language Therapy
03:14 Sing instead of
talking
D. What are the Levels of Childhood Apraxia of Speech Severity | The Mayo Clinic Segment #3 (Time: 09:21)
00:06 Department of Neurology - Division of Speech Pathology
00:09 Segment 3 - More information on CAS Video Examples of different levels of severity
00:16 How is CAS different from other speech disorders?
00:22 Dr. Edyth Strand Ph.D., Consultant - Speech Pathology
01:09 Is CAS always severe?
01:50 Three examples of Severe CAS
05:13 An example of mild to moderate CAS
06:42 Phonologic Impairment with mild CAS
05:13 Jawbone, Lips, and tongue
05:50 Difficulty with word order
06:15 Possible behavior issues
07:10 Rule out other
disabilities
07:30 Review of peer-reviewed Article #2
syllable word repetition, and
speech-in-noise perception.
8:12 Speech Sound Disorder
(SSD)
B. Signs and symptoms of apraxia (Time: 04:48)
00:06 How to diagnose apraxia?
00:09 Leanne Sherred Speech-Language Pathologists
00:32 Evaluation: Speech Language Pathologists
00:56 Speech Evaluation
01:16 Oral Motor Exam
02:00 Articulation Exam
02:20 Inconsistent Production
02:36 Medical and Developmental History
02:52 Diagnosis
02:51 Nationwide
Children's Speech-Language Pathology
D. Magna girl with severe speech disorder learning
to speak (03:19)
00:01
Primetime 5
00:15 McKenzie 7 years old
00:50 Daily Speech Therapy
00:56 Childhood Apraxia of
Speech
00:57 Trina Winn (Parent)
01:09 McKenzie Understanding of
Words
01:15 Trina parent's frustrated
01:22 Symptoms
01:36 McKenzie Opinion about her
speech
01:39 Speech Therapy Schedule
01:49 Andrea Lobb
Speech-Language Pathologists
03:08 Trina every word counts
E. MODULE II ACTIVITY: Infographic
F. MODULE II SHARE WHAT YOU KNOW Peer-Reviewed Research: Article #2:
Reading
Skills in Children With Suspected Childhood Apraxia of Speech and Children With
Reading Disorders: Same or Different? (Time: 00:53)
G. MODULE II EXAM: Childhood Apraxia of Speech: SYMPTOMS (10 Questions)
V. MODULE III CAUSES: Childhood
Apraxia of Speech: TOTAL TIME: 13:68
A. Presentation: Childhood Apraxia of Speech: CAUSES (Time: 02:11)
00:19 Causes of CAS
00:34 Neurological
Disorder
00:40 Genetic Disorder
00:44 Syndrome or Metabolic
Disorder
00:51 Galactosemia
01:24 Other names for CAS
01:43 Unusual patterns of
speech
02:02 Speech and Language Disorder
Related to Genetics
B. Types and Causes of Apraxia (Time: 05:02)
00:08
Leanne Sherred Licensed Speech Pathologist
00:23
Different types of apraxia
00:41
Types of apraxia and their causes
00:50 Research on CAS
01:01 Genetic Components
01:07
Fragile Down Syndrome, and Klinefelter Syndrome
01:32
Infection, injury, or seizures
01:46
Idiopathic difficult to diagnose
02:15 Acquired Apraxia of speech and the brain
02:20
Medical Events
02:43
Common Misconceptions
03:01 Formal speech
intervention is
03:20
Receptive Language Disorder
03:46
Augmentative and Alternative Communication or AAC
04:33 Importance of speaking
clearly
04:51 Verbal Speech Successful Communication
C. Understanding Galactosemia Symptoms & the Lifelong Impacts of
Speech and
Language | long Version (Time: 06:10)
00:03 What is galactosemia?
00:04 Meet David "DJ"
00:12 How does it affect DJ?
00:29 Type I Galactosemia
00:38 Galactosemia Restricted
Diet
00:45 DJ discusses his
diet
01:12 Understanding Type I
Galactosemic
01:18 Dr. Nancy Potter PhD Speech
Language-Pathologists
01:25 GALT Gene
01:45 Dr. Potter- Error of
Metabolism
01;55 Lactose
02:03 Glucose &
Galactose
02:29 Current Standard of
Care
02:29 Diet Restriction
02:50 Lifelong Complications
03:10 Dr. Potter Data Speech & Language Disorders
03:34
Designation in Apraxia of Speech
03:46
Motor Speech Disorder: Dysarthria
04:07
DJ Living with Galactosemia
D. MODULE III
Activity: Digital Storytelling
E. MODULE III SHARE WHAT YOU KNOW Peer-Reviewed
Research: Article #3: Toward
preventing speech and language disorders of
intervention results of babble boot camp in children with classic galactosemia
(Time: 00:45)
F. MODULE III EXAM: Childhood Apraxia of Speech: CAUSES (10 Questions)
VI. MODULE IV GENETICS: Childhood
Apraxia of Speech: TOTAL TIME:15:59
A. Presentation Childhood Apraxia of Speech: GENETICS
(Time: 05:42)
00:13 Introduction
00:31 CAS and Genetics
01:03 FOXP2
01:41 Chromosome
02:46 Neurological Difficulties
03:36 Parent getting Genetics
Diagnosis
04:47 Share What Know
Peer-Reviewed Research
B. Genetics 101: National Geographic (Time: 03:12)
00:00
Understanding Genetics
00:02 Biological Forms of
Life
00:10 What does
the future hold future hold?
00:13
Genetics is the study of heredity.
00:17 Traits
passed from generation to generation.
00:22
Inheritances of traits
00:31
Science Behind Inheritance
00:39 Austrian monk and botanist, Gregor Mendel
00:43 Hybridization studies
of pea plants.
00:48
Expression of traits
00:55 Genes each human has
between 20,000 and 25,000 genes
01:05 Genome
and cell’s nucleus
01:18
Chromosomes and Deoxyribonucleic Acid or DNA
01:26 Double
Helix of Nucleotides, Basses Thymine, Adenine, Guanine, and Cytosine
01:45 Coding for all
information about a person's inherited traits.
02:00 Human
Genome Project
02:29
Genetics Research: Genetic Testing and the Manipulation of Genes.
02:39
The next stage of our understanding of genetics.
C. Is there a gene for language? (Time:03:18)
00:02 World Science Festival
00:09 Dr. Allison Brooks PhD. Anthropologist
00:11 African Human's Superior Gene in Language
00:41 Dr. Ed Green PhD., FoxP2 Gene
00:51 British Isles Family Lacks FoxP2 Gene
01:28 FoxP2 Humans compared to Chimps
01:40 FoxP2 Gene - Regulator for other Genes
01:54 FoxP2 Regulates Speech and Language
02:24 Speech and Language Multigenetic
02;36 Dr. Green - Could Neanderthals' talk? FoxP2
D. Probing the evolution of human language in a model organism (Time: 03:34)
00:01 Human Evolution Human Brain
00:12 Human & Chimps Split 6 million years ago
00:17 20 million Genetic Changes
00:27 Dr. Wolfgang Enard - Max Plank Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
00:32 Gene FoxP2 - Human Speech & Language Development
00:45 FOXP2 & Speech
01:07 FoxP2 Human Evolution
01:35 Hypothesis Human Evolution
01:41 Humanized Mice
01:56 Speech Impaired Mice
02:35 Synaptic Plasticity in the Striatum
03:01 Humanized Mice: Ultrasonic Vocalization
F. MODULE IV Activity: Graphic Organizer
G. MODULE IV SHARE WHAT YOU KNOW Peer-Reviewed Research:
Article#4 Manual
Rhythmic Sequencing Skills in Children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (Time:00:53)
VII. MODULE V DIAGNOSIS: Childhood Apraxia
of Speech: TOTAL TIME: 27:48
A. Presentation: Childhood Apraxia of Speech:
DIAGNOSIS (Time: 10:56)
00:15 Introduction Diagnosis
00:24 SLP Education and
Training
00:55 SLP Duties
01:32 SLP Evaluations
02:05 Child's Condition
03:19 Requesting Testing
05:15 Hearing Test
06:42 Oral-Motor Assessment
07:16 Lips, Tongue, Jaw,
and palate
08:16 Speech Evaluation Continued
10:11 Share What You Know
Article #5
B. Evaluating and Diagnosing Young Children with Suspected CAS (Time:01:13)
00:01 What todo when you suspect but cannot confirm CAS?
00:11 Differential Diagnosis
00:13 Suspected Label Not Timeframe
00:27 Tally Characteristics CAS
00:32 Motor Speech Exam
00:38 Young Children
00:49 Can Not Determine CAS - Confirm or Rule Out
01:04 Start Therapy
C. NYCDOH Module 7: Apraxia Diagnosis and Treatment (Time: 15:39)
00:05 Dr. Cate Crowley Professor of Practice at Teachers College at Columbia University New York
00:12 MODULE 7 Apraxia Diagnosis and Treatment
00:45 Apraxia What is it? How to identify it?
01:13 Diagnostic Induction of Apraxia Young Children
01:45 Examples of SLP Apraxia Evaluations
09:00 Alex
09:13 Dr. Crowley's Example of her SLP Evaluation
10:19 Sequencing and Planning of Sounds, Syllables, and Words
11:23 Early Intervention Services
12:33 LEADERSPROJECT
12:40 Treatment
12:49 Nonspeaking Oral Motor Exercise for Apraxia
13:16 SLPs vs Nonspeaking Oral Motor
13:44 Talk Toys
14:24 Parent Questions
D. MODULE V ACTIVITY: Timeline
E. MODULE V SHARE WHAT YOU KNOW Peer-Reviewed
Research: Article #5 Dose frequency randomized controlled trial for Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) treatment for childhood apraxia of speech: Protocol paper (Time: 00:40)
F. MODULE V EXAM: Childhood Apraxia of Speech:
DIAGNOSIS (10 Questions)
VIII. MODULE VI TREATMENTS: Childhood Apraxia of Speech: TOTAL TIME: 24:25
A. Presentation: Childhood Apraxia of Speech:
TREATMENTS (Time: 07:57)
00:19 Introduction Treatments
00:26 Common Treatments
01:04 Speech Therapy
03:07 Speech
Drills
03:27 Sound and Movement
Exercises
03:57 Speaking Practice
04:21 Speech Practice at
Home
05:41 Alternative
Communication Methods
06:03 Therapy Coexisting
Problems
07:00 Share What You
Know Article #6
B. How to treat Childhood Apraxia of Speech | The Mayo Clinic Segment 6 (Time:16:25)
00:06 Segment #6 Treatment of CAS: Video Examples
00:14 How is therapy for CAS different from therapy for other speech problems?
00:20 Dr. Edythe Strand, Ph.D., Consultant - Speech Pathology
01:10 What other things are important when treating CAS?
02:01 Examples of children diagnosed with CAS receiving therapy
D. MODULE VI ACTIVITY: Five W's
E. MODULE VI SHARE WHAT YOU KNOW Peer-Reviewed Research: Article #6 An
Investigation of Development Coordination Disorder Characteristics in Children
with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (Time: 00:43)
F. MODULE VI EXAM: Childhood Apraxia of Speech: TREATMENTS (10 Questions)
VIV. MODULE VII RISK FACTORS: Childhood
Apraxia of Speech: TOTAL TIME: 05:08
A. Presentation Childhood Apraxia of Speech:
RISK FACTORS (Time: 02:21)
00:22 Introduction: Risk Factors
00:29 FOXP2
01:05 Abnormalities
inFOXP2
01:48 Share What You
Know Article #7
B. FOXP2 Gene "The Human Speech Language (Time:02:56 )
00:03 One Minute Science
00:04 What have we learned about genetics, language, and cognition since the
discovery of FOXP2?
00:10 Faraneh Vargha-Khadem Director of the Center for Developmental Cognitive Neuro Science
00:32 FOXP2 Function & Interaction
00:53 Humans Higher Cognitive Function
01:14 Codes for Language
01:40 Tony Monaco Director of the Tufts University
01:59 The Brain's Previous Versions
02:15 Dan Dediu Ma Plank Institute for Psycholinguistics Penotypes
02:35 Multiple Genes
E. MOBILE VII EXAM: Childhood Apraxia of
Speech: RISK FACTORS (10 Questions)
X. MODULE VIII COMPLICATIONS: Childhood
Apraxia of Speech: TOTAL TIME: 06:44
A. Presentation Childhood Apraxia of
Speech: COMPLICATIONS (Time: 6:38)
00:14 Introduction: Complications
00:19
Complications
01:29 Delayed
Language
02:13 Intellectual
and Motor Development
04:02
Hypersensitivity
04:37 Share What
You Know Article # 8
B. MODULE VIII Activity: "Share
What You Know 2023 Video"
C. MODULE VIII SHARE WHAT YOU KNOW:
Peer-Review Research Article #8 A Pilot Randomized Control Trial of Motor-Based Treatments for Childhood Apraxia of
Speech: Rapid Syllable Transition Treatment and Ultrasound Biofeedback (Time: 00: 06)
D. MODULE VIII EXAM: Childhood Apraxia of
Speech: COMPLICATIONS (10 Questions)
X. eLearning Course Questionnaire
XI. Certification Exam and Certificate of Completion
XII. Certification Exam
XIII. References/Peer-Reviewed Articles
XIV. Contact Us
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Speaker/Presenter Kindship Disclosure: Dr. Jeanne M. Hines PhD., LSSP is not related to any of the speaker/presenters.
Financial: Dr. Jeanne M. Hines PhD., LSSP the Founder/CEO of Special Education Compliance and Training LLC, online school Special Education Training Center, Master Trainer-of-Trainer program, Reteach Series, special education quick notes "Share What You Know" and face-to-face training did not receive any financial compensation as an individual.
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